Have you ever been in a place where you feel like you've
stumbled upon some place like wonderland? A place you expect to find at the end
of a rabbit hole?
Pinto Art Museum boasts artworks that are done by Filipino artists.
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| (c) Ania Blazejewska |
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| (c) Ania Blazejewska |
It is not your typical museum where you just walk in and stare at paintings. This place is unique in a lot of ways. For one, they have artworks exhibited outside. They also have this one whole room that is turned into a forest. There's this little corner where you can write love letters and just leave it there. And there are a lot more stuff you will not find in your average art gallery.
There were even some cozy little spots where you can just
enjoy the calm and quiet of the place. There were also beds and couches placed
randomly around. They looked a little out of place, almost as if somebody just
left them there unintentionally, but at the same time, they looked like they
weirdly belong in the scenery. It was almost as though they were telling the
visitors that they could just drop and start making their own masterpieces,
whenever and wherever inspiration found them.
What I also liked about most of the exhibits was that they
seemed to reflect something about both the old and new societies. Some were
very bold and fearless. It seemed as if the artists really exhausted all
possible interpretation of how art can be used to express oneself. And needless
to say, it left a really strong impression on me. Pinto Art Museum is truly a haven for those who love art.
Pinto Art Museum
1 Sierra Madre St., Grand Heights Subdivision
Antipolo, Rizal
697-1015
Open from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Tuesday to Sunday
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