One Saturday, my friend, Ivy, and I went to Pinto Art Museum. I’ve seen lovely photos of the place from my Facebook contacts and I couldn’t wait to check it out myself.
It was accessible for an art museum tucked in Antipolo. Upon arrival, I immediately had the impression that I stepped into a tourist attraction. And although we went there for the arts, we ended up running around looking for picturesque structures so we can take photos of each other. 😛
Oh, and I made that keychain, by the way. It’s a ‘fan dummy’ (Kyubei) commission. ♥
I particularly loved how the galleries blended in with nature and the natural formations of the land it was built upon. It was a sight to see, and I can tell that one doesn’t have to be an art enthusiast to enjoy the place.
Art-wise, though, the place is full of collections — from paintings to sculptures to art installations.
And the beds. Let us not forget the beds.
Photo: Ivy
Photo: Ivy
We had about 2-3 hours to explore the place, and I regret to say that it was not enough. A second visit is definitely in order!