10 Art Galleries in Metro Manila That You Shouldn't Miss

The Spirit of Bethlehem is a private collection of over 500 belens/nativity sets/posters/paintings and sculptures from all over the world. It boasts of numerous pieces from here and abroad, collected thru decades of devotion to the Infant Jesus, by its owner, Gigi Abaya-Carlos.

Gateway Gallery is a cultural oasis in the middle of Araneta Center, a history museum for the general public. Opened on November 20, 2014, it is a museum devoted to showing the history of the Filipino through the visual arts. Current exhibit SiningSaysay: Philippine History in Art depicts the history of the Philippines through 30 large history paintings.

Michel Yves Art Gallery is a purpose-built gallery showcasing the digital rendition works of art by Michel Yves Tetrault, a Manila artist. By using art as a tool for a much bigger advocacy, the gallery's profits will raise funds for a national public health campaign for Spinal Health and its related health benefits.

Curated contemporary art from emerging and established Filipino artists as well as exciting international artists, covering painting, sculpture, mixed media, limited edition prints and photography.

Sining Kamalig has transformed from a gallery space towards pop ups . Our exhibits will be all over Metro Manila, due to collaborations we have with other places. Our mission is to let everyone discover art, young or old, Filipino or non-Filipino. We are not bound to stable place. Everywhere in Metro Manila, you can enjoy the beautiful and interesting changing exhibition of Filipino artists. Most recognised artists but also upcoming artists have exhibited and are still active in Sining Kamalig. You can find us on Facebook for the latest exhibits. Do you want to discover it yourself and get inspired?

Welcome to Silahis Center! Your best museum ambience store taking you around the Philippine archipelago through arts and crafts. Since 1966 Silahis has been dedicated to developing a deeper understanding of the multi cultural heritage of the Philippines and its people through a greater appreciation of their culture and crafts. Now in a museum atmosphere with five departments these traditional artifacts and cultural crafts are synthesized with contemporary crafts and accessories expressing our eclectic Philippine lifestyle. SILAHIS ARTS AND ARTIFACTS- Ground Floor -showing artifacts and crafts as well as folk art from all the peoples of the archipelago. CHANGRONG ANTIQUE GALLERY-Second Floor -reflecting the greatest external influence on Philippine culture and our long trading relationship with the Asian mainland; excavated porcelain, old maps, textiles, and primitive art. TRADEWINDS BOOKS - Second Floor -because we want to see ourselves among our neighbors; specializing in old and new publications on Asia, The Philippines and The Pacific, Art, culture, history, literature, travel. GALERIA DE LAS ISLAS -Showing fine arts, original prints and sculpture KAYAMANANG ASYA, INK. -Bringing to the public the very best of the Philippine art, antiques and collectibles.