The critically acclaimed sculptor weaves personal, collective, and historical memory in a dizzying exhibition that retells the bloodshed of the country's past.
Julie Lluch is as monumental as the pieces she sculpts. As one of the foremost living sculptors in the Philippines, Lluch has long exhausted the sensuality and grace in her chosen media. She's molded poetry into terracotta, stone, ceramic, bronze, and, ...
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