The beloved “art day out” returns with 55 exhibitors and a rare chance to acquire works by artists who headlined the fair in years past.
Art in the Park has always been more than a creative showcase set against a stretch of green. For two decades, it has also served as a crucial point of entry and a vital platform for exposure, both for art appreciators discovering new works (including those just beginning to build their collections) and for artists sharing them. As it celebrates 20 years this March 15, 2026 —returning to Jaime Velasquez Park in Salcedo Village, Makati City—the fair remains true to its founding principle by offering prices that remain accessible through a cap of ₱70,000. This year’s edition continues the legacy of all those that came before it, carrying an exciting selection of works from 55 exhibitors representing galleries, art collectives, independent art spaces, and student groups.
A portion of the proceeds from every sale will be going to Art in the Park’s longtime partner, the Museum Foundation of the Philippines, supporting its key projects and initiatives dedicated to preserving and promoting the nation’s cultural and historical heritage. In honor of their 20-year partnership, the foundation will also introduce the “Art in the Park: The NMP Legacy Grant,” a prestigious new grant that recognizes the fair’s meaningful contribution to its mission and its lasting impact on the local art community.
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Art In The Park 2026 Spotlights Ayka Go
This year’s fair proudly features contemporary Filipina visual artist Ayka Go. Known for her delicate work with paper, as well as her collages and paintings that translate three-dimensional forms into ethereal figures, Go’s practice invites viewers into a world shaped by memory and materiality.
Exhibitors To Expect At Art In The Park 2026
The 20th-anniversary edition of Art in the Park has an impressive list of exhibitors lined up to mark the occasion.
Exhibitors include the following:
- Ang INK
- Archivo 1984
- Art Agenda
- Art for Space
- ART LAB: Atelier Cesare & Jean Marie Syjuco
- Art Toys PH
- Art Underground
- Art Verité Gallery
- ArtBeat Collective
- Avellana Art Gallery
- Boston Art Gallery
- Cartellino
- Cornerstone Pottery (EJ Espiritu)
- The Crucible Gallery
- De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde
- FA Collective
- Fuse Projects
- Galerie Anna
- Galerie Artes
- Galerie Stephanie
- ILCP Art Space
- iStorya Studios
- J Studio
- Jon and Tessy Pettyjohn
- KASIBULAN
- Komiket
- Kulay Art Group
- Kunstwerk Painting Works
- L’arc en Ciel
- M A G
- NEST Gallery
- Nineveh Artspace
- Obras Ongpin
- Orange Project
- Pintô Art Museum and Arboretum
- Qube Gallery
- Resurrection Furniture
- Sheerjoy Collective
- Sierra Madre Gallery (Joey De Castro)
- Silahis Arts and Artifacts (formerly Galeria de las Islas)
- Space Encounters Gallery
- Super Duper Gallery
- The Authenticity Zero Collective
- The METRO Gallery
- The Mighty Bhutens,
- The Photography Collective
- The Thursday Group
- Tin-Aw Art Projects
- UP Artists’ Circle
- Urban Sketchers Manila
- VeryGood Gallery
- Village Art Gallery
- Vinyl on Vinyl
- White Walls Gallery
A 20th Anniversary Artist Throwback
In honor of its 20th anniversary, the fair will also offer visitors a rare opportunity to acquire works by several artists who have headlined the event in previous years. So if you missed your chance before, or are looking to collect more works from these talents, now’s as good a time as ever to do so.
The lineup of special exhibit artists joining Ayka Go are:
- Bjorn Calleja
- Carlo Tanseco
- Demi Padua
- Jomike Tejido
- Marina Cruz
- Anna Bautista
- AR Manalo
- Charlie Co
- Manny Garibay
- Pepe Delfin
- TRNZ
- Clarence Chun
- Lynyrd Paras
- Yvonne Quisumbing
- Zean Cabangis
- Maxine Syjuco
- Richard Quebral
- Robert Alejandro
- Rodel Tapaya
- Willie De Vera
- Beth Parrocha
- Eugene Jarque
- Lydia Velasco
- Yeo Kaa
- Dex Fernandez
- Pete Jimenez
- Jacob Lindo
- Mac Valdezco
- Distort Monsters
- Leeroy New
- Nasser Lubay
- Isaiah Cacnio
- Antipas Delotavo Jr.
- Henrielle Baltazar Pagkaliwangan
- Joy Mallari
- Mark Justiniani
- Tessy Pettyjohn
- Jon Pettyjohn
- Joey de Castro
- Kabunyan de Guia
- Agnes Arellano
- Daniel dela Cruz
- Bea Camacho
- Ambie Abaño
Works from the special exhibit are exempt from the event price cap, and will also be available in a commemorative portfolio box that comes with a curated collection of special edition prints.
A Laidback Atmosphere For Exploration
A day out in the park wouldn’t be complete without its share of food and beverage concessionaires to keep the atmosphere relaxed and convenient as you browse the exhibitor booths, whether you’re in the mood for artisan coffee, craft cocktails, or local bites.
Musical sets will be accompanying the experience as well, cultivating the festive vibes and creative space with live performances throughout the day.
Qualified BPI Credit Cardholders can purchase artworks through Flexipay, offering flexible installment terms of up to six months at zero percent interest, subject to applicable terms and conditions.
As always, admission to Art in the Park is free, so if you’re looking for a lovely way to spend your Sunday while toasting 20 years of supporting the Philippine art landscape, this is it.
Catch Art in the Park on March 15, 2026 at Jaime Velasquez Park, Salcedo Village , Makati, from 10 AM to 10 PM.
Photos courtesy of Art in the Park
