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"Beyond Paper: The Touch of Tes Pasola" now on display until 26 October 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.

"Roots and Paradoxes: The Filipino Voices of Carlos Bulosan and Carlos Villa," now on display until September 11, 2024 Dive deep into the profound narratives of writer and activist Carlos Bulosan and artist Carlos Villa. From Bulosan's evocative prose portraying migrant struggles to Villa's daring artistic explorations challenging conventions, this exhibition promises an enriching journey through Filipino-American experiences. Join us as we explore the enduring impact of their voices on our understanding of identity, belonging, and representation.

The Yuchengco Museum is deeply honored and grateful to receive five remarkable paintings by National Artist Fernando Amorsolo, a generous bequest from The Danilo Soriano Family Foundation. This significant contribution enriches our Main Gallery, aligning seamlessly with our year-long exhibition showcasing the Yuchengco Group’s corporate collection of Amorsolo masterpieces. The synergy between Yuchengco Museum's commitment to promoting artistic legacies and the Fernando C. Amorsolo Art Foundation's dedication to preserving the Maestro's unique style is truly commendable. Together, we continue to foster appreciation for Philippine art and heritage. This collaboration not only pays tribute to Dr. Danilo Buenaflor Soriano, a Filipino physician based in the US but also propels us toward a future filled with more art, learning, and community support.

"Blue Horizons" by Glenn A. Bautista Curated from RCBC's corporate art collection Bautista, a luminary in Philippine art, received training from UST, UP College of Fine Arts, and even the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, Germany. His artistic legacy, woven with shades of blue and expansive horizons, reflects a profound connection to both the physical and spiritual dimensions. Let his artwork transport you to a place of gratitude for life's experiences, painted in hues of blue and boundless horizons. Experience the magic of Glenn A. Bautista's journey, where every brushstroke tells a story of gratitude and wonder. Don't miss out on this extraordinary exhibition!

Dancing with Artifacts is an exhibit highlighting the objects, textiles & research from the collection of Ramon Arevalo Obusan (National Artist for Dance). Ramon Obusan’s collection showcases his study and immersion into the local culture of the different regions in the Philippines, the history behind the traditions and how they have been passed on through generations.