The Cultural Center of the Philippines peels back the layers of Filipina experience—small gestures, big truths.

Indonesian artist Irfan Hendrian transforms paper, memory, and Tionghoa history into layered acts of protection and resistance. 

In a revealing “Talaban” dialogue, the Filipino contemporary artist unpacked how his works translate rituals, labor, and contradictions into art that speaks community and critique.

 In a culture that long equated art patronage with age and affluence, this new wave of collectors is proving that passion, curiosity, and community matter more than pedigree.

As ALT ART 2026 concludes, its gallery led model reveals a new blueprint for art fairs in the Philippines.

Over 300 artists gathered at ALT Art Philippines at the SMX Convention Center Manila, turning Valentine’s weekend into a celebration of creativity, connection, and contemporary art.

At ALT ART Philippines, interactivity takes center stage as artists invite viewers to step inside algorithmic systems, kinetic reflections, living archives, and decolonial narratives.

In this landmark exhibition, Art Lounge Manila honors the Philippine Genre paintings, the familiar art that celebrates everyday Filipino culture that we’re familiar with.

The fourth edition expands to a bigger venue with new curatorial programs, spotlighting an exciting range of Philippine contemporary art.

In ArtFairPH/Projects, women artists across generations turned print, wood, tarot, clay, and diaspora archives into a shared feminist classroom.

Pioneers of contemporary Philippine ceramics, Jon and Tessy Pettyjohn brought five decades of high-fire practice, teaching, and collaboration to Art Fair Philippines 2026.