Includes bibliographic references.

Adducul, L. A. M., Alberto, A. M. C., Apon, F. T., Arquiza, E. M., Bugayong, P. G. S., Cuerdo, J. P., De Guzman, A. K. C., Estrada, D. V., Estrada, E. S., Fulgencio, Ma. A. K. C., Gonzalez, I. C., Ibarra, E. J. A., Katigbak, J. J. P., Mago, M. J. V., Molina, A. K. G., Nagpala, P. P. N., Ventura, L. N., Servigon, E. S. T., Villaruel, J. J. C., & Sembrano, E. A. M. (2023). Matenakan Kapampangan : the art and artists of Pampanga (Vol. 16, Ser. FSI cultural heritage series). Foreign Service Institute.

Preeminence and pride – Introduction: the arts and artists of Pampanga – The masters -- Contemporary/modern and avant garde – Mandukit Aluwagi ning Sta. Ursula (MASU).

Matenakan Kapampangan: The Art and Artists of Pampanga is a testimony to the undeniable creative force of Pampanga, the land of a proud and resilient people who has weathered a revolution and withstood the wrath of a volcano. The artists featured in this book have left an indelible mark on Kapampangan culture and artistry and continue to inspire the province’s vibrant art community.
This book is a love letter of the Foreign Service Institute to the masters and contemporary artists of Kapampangan visual art, bringing together exceptional painters and sculptors in one reference material. The Institute hopes that Matenakan Kapampangan will contribute to a deeper understanding, promotion, and love of Philippine visual art.