Morong Church
One of the most photographed churches in the province of Rizal, the Morong Church is located in Morong of the Rizal Province, and is considered
- Antipolo City
PUBLISHED April 10, 2016
PHOTOGRAPHY and WORDS BY MARIANO SAYNO
This contemporary museum and exhibition gallery is a showcase for the paintings and sculpture of local artists, as well as a contemporary museum. It is an art paradise with well-manicured gardens and art installations that is the ideal backdrop for reflection and learning. The museum is based in the historical pilgrimage city of Antipolo, Philippines.
It was founded in 2010 under the inspiration of Spanish architecture along with a mixture of Mediterranean. The museum was created to
exhibit the collection of Filipino neurologist Dr. Joven Cuanag, who is a patron of the arts and a specialist in the field of neurological disorders. In addition to regular exhibitions that showcase the works of various artists, the museum also organizes other events like educational programs for children, workshops, musical concerts, art talks, film screenings, etc. The museum has become an integral part of the local community, and helps bring people together from different walks of life through art and culture.
exhibit the collection of Filipino neurologist Dr. Joven Cuanag, who is a patron of the arts and a specialist in the field of neurological disorders. In addition to regular exhibitions that showcase the works of various artists, the museum also organizes other events like educational programs for children, workshops, musical concerts, art talks, film screenings, etc. The museum has become an integral part of the local community, and helps bring people together from different walks of life through art and culture.
There are six massive galleries inside the museum, and in addition, the museum’s outdoor space is home to a number of sculptures that demonstrate contemporary Filipino art. These gardens are open-air spaces that feature several interesting installations designed by different artists from different genres such as art installations.
The name of the museum is derived from a Filipino word, “Pinto”, which translates to “door” in English and signifies that the museum is a place of contemporary and modern art.
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