WELCOME TO THE M
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.
nOW ON VIEW
BEHIND THE LENS | CULTURAL AND BORDER CROSSINGS, 1950-2000s
3/F SOUTH GALLERY
UNTIL 11 OCTOBER 2026
What can a photograph tell us about the person behind the camera, the moment it captured, and the world around it? Explore photographs by four photographers who have documented history, culture, and human connection in very different ways.
Featuring works by F. Sionil Jose, George Gascon, Romeo Gacad, and Xyza Cruz Bacani
In collaboration with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts
POWER OF ENGAGEMENT
3/f NORTH GALLERY
UNTIL 30 AUGUST 2026
Featuring works primarily from the museum's collection of socio-political art acquired in the late 1980s and 1990s, the exhibition brings together artists whose practices confronted issues of corruption, inequality, poverty, and injustice—concerns that remain deeply relevant today.
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.
