Yuchengco Museum

This exhibition traces the unfolding practice of Marco Santos through works shaped by reflection, experimentation, and continuous transformation. Structured in chapters, the exhibition moves with a deliberate rhythm—each body of work revealing different ways of approaching form, absence, emotion, and expression. Together, these chapters reflect an evolving relationship between artist and medium: shaped by arrival and pursuit.

A showcase by the Constantino Foundation.

Collector’s Choice: Saul Hofileña Jr. features rarely displayed paintings & pottery from the collection of art historian. This exhibition unveils a unique side to de Guzman's diverse artistry — one of peace, belief, & an invaluable sense of community.

A life built on legacy. From Fujian roots to a Philippine business empire — see the beginnings of Ambassador Alfonso T. Yuchengco: diplomat, philanthropist, art patron, and visionary behind some of the country's most enduring institutions.

Jose Rizal (1861-1896) was an activist, journalist, poet, and doctor who called for the peaceful reform of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines. To Filipinos, he is known as a national hero and one of the greatest champions of nationalism