This is my second time visiting the museum. First time was when they first opened. Staff is nice, gives clear directions. Security too is nice, although they are required to have a strict presence, they politely direct you to places you’re not supposed to go to. It contains art of all types. Some with hidden messages behind. And that’s the beauty of art, trying to get into the artist’s mind. Museum is a bit too little, but well made. Lighting for exposition is great. Art is a bit underrated, it should get more attention.

– Giannandrea Cavallari

it’s a must visit museum if you’re into arts or an enthusiast of museums and galleries. really liked marrz capanang’s exhibit at the ground floor and the interactive art display that you could get your hands dirty for filling in the empty spaces with paint.

they have a few interactive installations like the one on the ground floor and a much more kid-centric or for kids at heart by the second floor, promoting disability as a strength which speaks volumes and instills these values to youths early on!

we went at a rainy time a few minutes before opening. to be honest, we were short on cash by 100 and needed to withdraw in the mall across the street but it was raining so hard and the staff was kind enough to accommodate us by paying digitally instead. but it’s really not standard, you have to pay cash upfront unless there’s really really bad rain! it’s a 150 per person by regular rate, seniors/pwd at 120, and students for 100 so be ready if you’re visiting.

overall a really nice morning visit to a local museum with great art too. just a comment that in their signs it says there’s a shop, but there really isn’t. maybe it’s yet to come or under construction, but hopefully it would be available the next time i come by.

– swingby ph

Small but excellent museum. Totally worth the entry fee. Modern design and excellent exhibitions.

– Sherry Chidwick (Nomadic MidLife)