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	1.	Suri sining : the art studies anthology. by Cañete, Reuben Ramas Lava, Josefa T. A history of the Humanities Depertment (1951-1982) Morillo, Frances F, (1985-2000). From "The history of the Department of Art Studies highlights Lim, Aurora Roxas. Commemorating the Oblation Guillermo, Alice G. Postmodernism in Japan Lauzon, Alden Q. The Armory show and beyond: exploring the dynamics of Philippine and American modernism Cañete, Reuben Ramas. Reading / writing the AAP: the challenge of producing contemporary art history Respicio, Norma A. The image of the Lady of Japan: a study on the flow of material culture between the Philippines and Japan Flores, Patrick. Two paintings: art and history Rivera, Robin Daniel Z. Three issues in the production of recorded music Paulino, Roberto G. Jibber-jabber: the problem of unintelligibilityas art Rivera, Helen. The ontological status of the non-figurative, the found object and the conceptual in art de Leon, Felipe M., Jr. Cultural identity and development Mirano, Elena Rivera. Lost in translation: the case of Marcelo Admoy, musician de le Paz, Cecilia S. The appropriation of local culture in museum practices: problems and possibilities for Philippine communities Lico, Gerard Rey A. On this site will rise: nation building and Marcosian architectures Yambao, Clod Marlan Krister V. Performance artworld-ing and the practice of power: the CCP and indigenism Fajardo, Brenda V. Wikang biswal sa Kaunlarang bisayas: pagpapahayag ng sarili at lugar Sakili, Abraham P. Sulu Maritime visual arts: spaces and environmental concerns Guazon, Tessa Maria. Urban decay, redemption and the feminized city: cinematic representations of Revire Manila's removated parks Guillermo, Sofia G. The perils of posing: from theory to practice and blash Ramirez, Aileen Legazpi. Balaybay: addressing the volatile Pineda, Roselle. The lesbian imaginaire: sex, sexuality, and desire in Juan Luna's paintings Datuin, Flaudette Mary V. What is women's art, or is there such a thing? Material type: Text; Format: print ; Literary form: Not fiction Quezon City : The Art Studies Foundation, Inc., 2011 Online access: View Table of Contents Availability: Items available for reference: Lopez Museum and Library: Not for loan (1)Call number: 709.914 C169s. Add to cart (remove)
	2.	Marxism in the Philippines: continuing engagements. by Tadem, Teresa S. Encarnacion Samson, Laura L [jt. ed.] Guillermo, Alice G. Marxism and ideological strategies Lim, Aurora, Roxas. Marxism and ideological strategies Guillermo, Ramon G. Notes on Zens Salazar's Filipino translation of the communist manifesto Weekley, Kathleen. Marxism, nationalism, globalization, and the left Hau, Caroline S. Marxism, nationalism, globalization and the left (review) Tadem, Eduardo C. Marxism, the peasantry, and agrarian revolution in the Philippines Bautista, Maria Cynthia Rose Banzon. Marxism, the peasantry, and agrarian revolution in the Philippines (review) Santos, Aida F. Marxism and the Philippine women's movement: reflections on praxis Malay, Armando, Jr. Marxism and civil society: the uneasy encounter Hau, Caroline S. The "Chinese question" and Marxist interpretation Baviera, Aileen S.P. The "Chinese question" and Marxist interpretation (review) Scalice, Joseph. Marxism and the Philippine theology de la Torre, Edicio. Marxism and Philippine Theology (review) Material type: Text; Format: print ; Literary form: Not fiction Pasig City : Anvil Pub. House, 2010 Online access: View Table of Contents Availability: Items available for reference: Lopez Museum and Library: Not for loan (1)Call number: 335.43 T121m. Add to cart (remove)