Pintô Art Museum

Antipolo, Philippines, Philippines

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The Pintô Art Museum is a contemporary art museum located in the Grand Heights Subdivision of Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines, in the hills just east of Metro Manila. Founded in 2010 by Filipino neurologist and arts patron Dr. Joven Cuanang, the museum complex consists of six buildings spread across 12,000 square meters of land within the lush Silangan Gardens, featuring two museums—one for contemporary art and another for indigenous art. The museum showcases paintings, sculptures, mixed media, and installations by renowned Filipino contemporary artists including Elmer Borlongan, Mark Justani, Geraldine Javier, Riel Hilario, and other country's best-known artists, with artworks revolving around themes of religion, medicine, historical events, modernist movements, society, culture, and Filipino identity, often featuring surreal, contemporary, or pop culture styles. Visitors can explore six to seven themed galleries, outdoor art installations, and an indigenous arts wing where authentic Kalinga tattoos from North Luzon can be obtained, while enjoying beautifully landscaped grounds with sweeping views of Manila.