
Featured Exhibit
Where
G/F and 3/F
When
August 8 - October 26, 2024
Celebrate the life and work of the multi-talented Tes Pasola (1961-2022), an artist and designer whose creativity knew no bounds. From designer to product developer, Pasola's intuitive and playful artistry brought stories to life through innovative forms and materials. Pasola's impact extended beyond her art, as she generously shared her talents with micro-producers and indigenous peoples, helping them bring their products to market. Her role as a curator and stylist for international trade exhibitions showcased her cutting-edge design ideas to the world.

Architecture and Urban Visions: The Power of the Imagined
"Architecture and Urban Visions: The Power of the Imagined" brings together unbuilt works by visionary Filipino architects—members of the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP). The exhibit is an exploration of ideas, powerful expressions of creativity, ambition and foresight. While these never left the drawing boards, these unrealized structures reflect the visionary nature of design, often challenging traditional boundaries and presenting radical ideas that provoke thought and dialogue. Even in their intangible form, these designs serve as blueprints for progress, inspiring future architects, planners, and societies to dream beyond the constraints of their time. They emphasize that architecture is not merely about what gets constructed but also about the endless possibilities of what could be. The exhibition’s spotlight falls on the creative process and the boundless potential of the unbuilt. By showcasing these works, we celebrate the architect’s courage to innovate and design, limited only by imagination in the face of limitations—whether technical, financial, or ideological. These projects, though unrealized, provide groundbreaking solutions that redefined what architecture can be. This exhibit stands as a testament to the power of vision, underscoring the importance of architectural thought not just in shaping spaces, but in shaping ideas.

Witness of the Quiet: A photography exhibit by Denise Weldon
Through her lens, Denise captures moments of stillness and calm, inviting us to pause and reflect amidst the chaos of everyday life. Each image tells a story of serenity, offering a gentle reminder to slow down and appreciate the beauty around us. Step into the world of quiet beauty with "Witness of the Quiet" — a stunning photography exhibit by Denise Weldon, now on view at our 4th floor.

Mapúa at 100: Prism of Learning
Take a journey through time with "Mapúa at 100: Prism of Learning," an exhibit celebrating a century of academic excellence and innovation. Explore a rich timeline that traces Mapúa’s remarkable history, from its humble beginnings to becoming a cornerstone of Philippine education. Witness how generations of thinkers and innovators have shaped and been shaped by this institution, paving the way to its centennial milestone.

The Spirit of Korean Artistry
The Yuchengco Museum is honored to present The Spirit of Korean Artistry, a landmark exhibition showcasing the works of Korea’s most esteemed contemporary master artists for the first time in the Philippines. This significant exhibition features paintings by Kwon Young Woo, Kim Chong Hak, Choi Myoung Young, Kim Tae Ho, Kim Kang Yong, Song Hyun Sook, Jung Jong Mee, and Toh Yun Hee whose groundbreaking contributions have shaped and redefined contemporary Korean art.

TRUST, TRUTH & TURMOIL: A Multi-Layered Reflection of Society
Trust. Truth. Turmoil. Three words that shape our everyday realities—and challenge our perceptions. TRUST, TRUTH & TURMOIL: A Multi-Layered Reflection of Society, explores the fragility of trust, the complexity of truth, and the resilience amidst turmoil in Filipino life. Curated from the EON Corporate Art Collection, this thought-provoking showcase invites you to reflect, question, and uncover layers of meaning in every piece.