Carve, Mold, and Assemble; Modern Sculptures in the Philippines

This hall is dedicated to Philippine Modern Sculptures. Featured here are notable works of National Artists Abdulmari Asia Imao (1936-2014), Arturo Luz (1926-2021) and Jerry Elizalde Navarro (1924-1999) along with other artists like Lamberto Hechanova (1939-2014), Renato Rocha (1937-2001), Ramon Orlina (b. 1944), Agnes Arellano (b. 1949), Jullie Lluch (b. 1946), at Virginia Ty-Navarro (1924-1996).

The Philippine Modern Sculpture Hall is known for its representation of modern sculpture in the Philippines. It is recognized for showcasing the works of prominent Filipino sculptors, including National Artists Abdulmari Asia Imao, Arturo Luz, and Jerry Elizalde Navarro, among others. The hall highlights the artistic achievements, innovation, and diverse styles employed by these sculptors, offering visitors a comprehensive view of modern sculptural practices in the country.

The exhibition is known for presenting a range of sculptural techniques, materials, and themes. It allows visitors to witness the evolution of modern sculpture in the Philippines and gain insights into the artistic expressions and cultural influences that have shaped the field.

Through its collection of sculptures, the Philippine Modern Sculpture Hall contributes to the appreciation and understanding of Philippine art, particularly in the realm of three-dimensional works. It serves as a platform for celebrating the talents and contributions of Filipino sculptors, both nationally and internationally, and fosters a deeper appreciation for the art form among visitors.