Pinto Art Museum

Pinto Art Museum is a contemporary art museum located in Grand Heights Subdivision, Barangay San Roque, Antipolo City, Rizal, Philippines. Founded by neurologist and art patron Dr. Joven Cuanang and opened in 2010, it is set within Mediterranean-inspired white villas surrounded by gardens. The museum houses an extensive collection of contemporary and modern Philippine art, including paintings, sculptures and installations, and is notable for its architecture, landscaped grounds and hilltop views over Metro Manila.

Visitors can expect a sprawling complex of whitewashed Mediterranean-style villas and galleries interconnected by gardens, courtyards, and pathways on a hillside in Antipolo. Inside, six galleries display contemporary Philippine paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media installations from the collection of Dr. Joven Cuanang. Outdoors, landscaped gardens, sculptures, cafes, and open-air spaces offer views of the Antipolo hills and Metro Manila skyline. The site is designed for self-guided walking between galleries.

Founded by neurologist, art patron and collector Dr. Joven Cuanang and opened to the public in 2010. The museum was developed from Cuanang's private contemporary art collection and built as a series of Mediterranean-inspired villas on a 1.5-hectare property in Antipolo, becoming a major private institution for contemporary Philippine art.

Significant as a leading private museum dedicated to contemporary Philippine art, showcasing works by modern and contemporary Filipino artists. It serves as a cultural and educational venue promoting Philippine visual arts, architecture and garden design, and is recognized as a major cultural attraction in Rizal province.