Since opening its new home in BGC in October 2022, the Metropolitan Museum of Manila has welcomed more than 50,000 local and international visitors for free to a total of 15 contemporary art exhibitions, not to mention monthly public programs, and special events.
Your support for our non-profit museum is vital as we transition to our paid electronic ticketing system for visitors to the museum. Our admission fees are fairly priced with reduced prices for Seniors, PWDs, and Students.
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HAIL HOLY EYES | JIGGER CRUZ
GROUNDSPACE, 2/F NORTH AND SOUTH GALLERIES
19 NOVEMBER 2025 - 01 MARCH 2026
Hail Holy Eyes traces the evolution of Jigger Cruz—one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Philippine art. Featuring over a hundred artworks from 2007 to the present, the exhibition offers an overwhelming encounter with Cruz’s charged, visceral practice.
Renowned for his thick, textured surfaces and vibrant clashes of color and found imagery, Cruz blurs the lines between abstraction and figuration. In ‘Hail Holy Eyes’, these works unite into a comprehensive environment—an overwhelming expanse of pigment, emotion, and wonder.
Curated by Norman Crisologo.
PHILIPPINE ART AWARDS: WINNERS CIRCLE 2025
3/f SOUTH GALLERY
UNTIL 31 JANUARY 2026
From painting and sculpture to photography, video, installation, and digital art, the Philippine Art Awards reflect how artists are creating today. With regional exhibitions nationwide, it also brings voices from beyond Manila into the spotlight. Many of the works engage with everyday life, culture, politics, and the environment—showing how contemporary art continues to question, evolve, and connect with life in the Philippines.
UPCOMING
PETER ZIMMERMANN: PAINTING RULES
03 february 2026
3F NORTH GALLERY
Opening on 03 February 2026, Painting Rules marks the German artist’s first institutional solo exhibition in the Philippines. Presented in collaboration with Taipei- and New York-based gallery Nunu Fine Art, the exhibition invites viewers to encounter Peter Zimmermann’s luminous reimaginings of color and form across expansive, radiant surfaces.


