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MINIATURISMO TO MODERNISM: PHILIPPINE ART FROM THE 19TH CENTURY TO THE SIXTIES
08 NOVEMBER 2026 TO 30 MAY 2027
3/F NORTH AND SOUTH GALLERIES
Curated by Patrick D. Flores, Miniaturismo to Modernism traces the evolution of Philippine art from the 19th century to the 1960s, exploring the transition from colonial-era traditions to modernism and the influence of international movements. Bringing together works by pioneering figures such as Damian Domingo and Juan Luna, alongside generations of artists including National Artists and David Medalla, the exhibition highlights the people, institutions, and patronage that shaped Philippine art. It offers a sweeping look at the country's rich artistic heritage and its evolving dialogue with the world.
ALFONSO OSSORIO: IN MY END IS MY BEGINNING
08 NOVEMBER 2026 TO 30 MAY 2027
2/F NORTH GALLERY
Tracing the artistic journey of Philippine-born American artist Alfonso Ossorio from the 1930s to the 1990s, In My End Is My Beginning explores his distinctive approach to modernism, where abstraction meets expression and dreamlike imagery merges with found objects. Featuring an extensive selection of works, from early drawings to the celebrated Congregations series, it highlights Ossorio’s evolving practice, his connections to key figures such as Jackson Pollock, and his place in the history of modern art. The exhibition offers a rare opportunity to discover the many facets of an artist whose work reflects the continuous transformation of life and form.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
PRINTMAKING SERIES AT THE M MUSEUM
ALL SATURDAYS FROM JULY TO NOVEMBER 2026
A series of printmaking workshops, open to ages 12 and above, happening on Saturdays from June to November 2026.
The printmaking sessions welcome all skill levels, including complete beginners. Through guided, hands-on exercises, you’ll explore different printmaking techniques, create your own original prints, and experiment with editions and color variations.
Whether you’re curious about printmaking or simply looking for a creative escape, this is a space to learn, explore, and make something uniquely your own.
The workshops will be facilitated by esteemed Printmakers: Ambie Abaño, Henrielle Baltazar Pagkaliwangan, Jone Sibugan, and Anton Villaruel.
