New York City will host an exhibition celebrating Philippine National Arts Month. The exhibit, titled “Pamana at Pananaw (Heritage and Vision): Bridging National Heritage and Global Contemporary Art,” is presented by the Philippine Consulate General in New York and the Philippine Center Management Board.
A Celebration of Art and Valor
The exhibition aligns with this year’s National Arts Month theme, “Ani ng Sining: Katotohanan at Giting” (Harvest of Arts: Truth and Courage). It aims to highlight the role of art in fostering truth and inspiring courage within communities. The exhibit will explore the connection between traditional artistic practices and contemporary innovation.
“Pamana at Pananaw” will be on display from January 31 to February 28, 2026, in the lobby of the Philippine Center in New York City. The collection includes pieces from Philippine National Artists, Contemporary Masters, and Filipino-American artists based in New York.
Featured Artists and Works
Among the artists featured are Arturo Luz, Manuel Baldemor, Romeo Cortez, Jr., Lolita Savage, Zny Laygo, Bren Bataclan, Mars Custodio, Kublai Millan, Manuel Rodriguez, Sr., Mario Parial, Leonore Lim, Rod Paras Perez, and Marcelino Rodriguez. Specific works highlighted include Ang Kiukok’s “Lo Diyes,” Manuel Baldemor’s “Birds’ Eyeview,” Manuel Rodriguez, Sr.’s “Moriones,” and Romeo Cortez, Jr.’s “Color Feast.”
The exhibit offers an opportunity to experience and celebrate Philippine culture. Organizers invite the public to attend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where will the exhibit be held?
The exhibit will be held in the lobby of the Philippine Center in New York City.
When will the exhibit be open to the public?
The exhibit will be open from January 31 to February 28, 2026.
Who are some of the featured artists?
Featured artists include Jose Joya, Ben Cabrera, Arturo Luz, Ang Kiukok, Manuel Baldemor, Romeo Cortez, Jr., and many others.
What does it mean to you to see Philippine art and culture represented on an international stage?
