Homebound: Women Visual Artists in 19th Century Philippines Artist's Books & Zines Published in conjunction with the

Published in conjunction with the inauguration of the new Ayala Museum in 2004

Featuring twenty works by both artists who "share a passion for drawing and its demands on technique and material

and recommended areas of studies that serve as teaching modules for students and film viewers

launched in 1996 and publicly released in 1997 as an initiative of artists and cultural workers

Part of a series of books published to mark the 150th anniversary of the Ateneo de Manila University

Homebound: Women Visual Artists in 19th Century Philippines Artist's Books & Zines Published in conjunction with theThis book by Eloisa May P. Hernandez began as a study of two women artists: Paz and Adelaida Paterno. In the course of her research, her list of artists expanded to include more than fifty women who are barely discussed in mainstream art history. The book seeks to reclaim women artists from history and offers an analysis of women's space and the way through which women artists in the 19th century made use of their space. Publisher: The University of