Rizal, Philippines – More than 1,000 artworks by Filipino artists filled SM City Masinag and SM City San Mateo as Art For Everyone 2026, part of SM Supermalls’ nationwide initiative and the country’s largest art exhibit, brought creativity closer to communities in the East Metro.
Designed to make art more accessible, Art For Everyone provides a platform for emerging, student, and established Filipino artists to showcase their works while encouraging more Filipinos to discover and support local art.
From July 17 to 31, SM City San Mateo, in partnership with the San Mateo Tourism Office, showcases 500 artworks, including paintings and sculptures, by featured artists Agi Pagkatipunan, Jik Villanueva, Jenevic Cariño, Aia Halili, and Marie Clare. The exhibit opened with San Mateo Municipal Administrator Henry Desiderio and a special performance by the PLMAR Dance Troupe.
Meanwhile, SM City Masinag hosts the exhibit from July 13 to 26 in partnership with Obra Art School, featuring 522 artworks created by 68 artists. The exhibit was formally opened by Antipolo City Vice Mayor Randy Puno, Rizal Tourism Head Dr. Corazon Laserna, and SM Supermalls Senior Assistant Vice President for Mall Operations Ronald Allan Brosas.
Together, SM City Masinag and SM City San Mateo showcase more than 1,000 artworks spanning paintings, sculptures, mixed media, and other creative forms that celebrate the richness of Filipino talent and artistic expression. As Art For Everyone continues across SM Supermalls, everyone is invited to visit the exhibits, experience the beauty of Filipino creativity firsthand, explore the remarkable works on display, and support local artists by taking home a piece that inspires you.