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  SOURSPLASH , the anniversary exhibition of MakiSining Art Group of Los Baños, Laguna , brings together the works of 15 active members and probationary artists at the Chua King Ha Galleries of the University of the East (UE) Caloocan Campus. The exhibition forms part of the UE College of Fine Arts, Architecture and Design (UE CFAD) Sangang-Daan Community Exhibition Series , which highlights the intersections of art, history, tradition, creative practice, and community. Opening on July 23, 2026 , SOURSPLASH examines the complex meaning of disgust and how this seemingly natural human response can influence the way people understand cleanliness, identity, difference, belonging, and morality. Through a collection of thought-provoking artworks, the participating artists explore how disgust can serve different purposes—from protection and judgment to discrimination, alienation, and social division. The exhibition invites audiences to look beyond disgust as a simple physical reaction. In...

For decades, Ginebra San Miguel, Inc. (GSMI) has advocated support to the local arts and culture. GSM Premium Gin, GSMI’s upscale brand, continues this tradition as it partners with Art in the Park, a gathering of a diverse group of artists and art enthusiasts with the mission of making visual arts accessible to everyone.

The Metropolitan Museum of Manila (MET) recently launched a major exhibition on internationally-acclaimed Filipino artist Ronald Ventura. Ongoing until  March 4, 2017 ,  Shadow Forest: Encounters and Explorations  showcases a variety of Ventura’s works, from his lithograph prints during the nineties to his life-size mechanical carousels in 2016.

Celebrating its 40th year with its long-standing credo “Art for All” in mind, the Metropolitan Museum of Manila (MET), in partnership with the Resources for the Blind, Inc. (RBI), with the support of National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), Touch The Artist’s Vision Inclusivity & Accessibility Advocate Group and the Rotary Club of San Juan del Monte, will host Accessibility for the Blind, a sensitivity training workshop on October 1 (Saturday) from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

With the aim of celebrating Filipino artists who live and breathe for their craft, Para Sa Siningis, once again, preparing us the most unique and diverse creations at their upcoming collaborative arts festival called, “Sikuna.” Running on its second year,Sikuna combines the two Filipino words “sining,” which translates to “art,” and “kuna,” which translates to"cradle.” The festival was first launched on August 1, 2015 at the Century City Mall Events Center in Makati City.