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Orange Project Orange Project is one tangible contribution towards the elevation of arts consciousness in Negros. It is art with no fear. And fun.
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Orange Project is one tangible contribution towards the elevation of art consciousness in the island of Negros. Its mission is both simple and complex. It is expanding creative potentials in a flexible space that has blossomed into an art hub. It is exploration, collaboration, explosion, reflection, and crossed-discipline.

Radiance Of The RootedRevo Yanson91.44 X 91.44 cmAcrylic on Canvas2026"Radiance of the Rooted," and the rest of the artw...
23/09/2026

Radiance Of The Rooted

Revo Yanson

91.44 X 91.44 cm
Acrylic on Canvas
2026

"Radiance of the Rooted," and the rest of the artworks for "Inner Terrains: The Landscape Within," are on view at the second level of the gallery until September 26, 2026.

Visit www.orangeproject.ph to view the e-catalog, or subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on gallery news and announcements.

Yes, 15 days left for this opportunity to share your perspective, your view, your belief…Register now! 👇🏽
23/09/2026

Yes, 15 days left for this opportunity to share your perspective, your view, your belief…

Register now! 👇🏽

Ang ordinaryo para sa iba, maaaring maging extraordinaryo sa paningin mo.

15 days left para ipakita kung paano ka tumingin sa mundo sa 59th Shell National Students Art Competition.

Basahin ang buong mechanics at mag register na sa https://www.shell.com.ph/NSAC.

Contest runs from June 5, 2026 to October 5, 2026.
Per DTI Fair Trade Permit No. FTEB-257003 Series of 2026.

Special thanks to our sponsors, Boysen Philippines, International Fine Paper Exchange, AquaFlask Philippines, and Airspeed, and our partners, The Aquino Center and Museum, Arts Geek MNL, Nemiranda Arthouse Gallery, Galerie Joaquin, Lebajo Art Cafe, The Quezon Heritage House, Tandang Sora Women's Museum, Bahay Modernismo, GK Gallery Tagaytay, GK Gallery Pioneer Mandaluyong, Thombayan Art Space, Artist Welfare Project Inc., Fundacion Sanso of the Philippines, Inc., Orange Project, Museum Foundation of the Philippines Inc., Kaida Contemporary, Casa Gorordo, Kabilin Center, Cebu City Museum, Ayala Museum, and National Museum of the Philippines.

🌿 Three artists. Three ways of remembering.In The Garden of Us, Jael Laura, Ron Mariñas, and Natasha Juliano consider th...
22/09/2026

🌿 Three artists. Three ways of remembering.
In The Garden of Us, Jael Laura, Ron Mariñas, and Natasha Juliano consider the ways memory lives beyond conscious recollection. Memories can dwell within our bodies, relationships, objects, and choices.

The three artists present a body of work that imagines the body as a garden: a place where experiences are planted, relationships take root, and memory continues to grow.

🌱 What has taken root in you?

The Garden of Us opens on October 3, 2026 and will run until January 9, 2027 at Orange Project Art District, Lopue's Annex Building, Lacson St, Bacolod, Negros Occidental

Poster design by Reyanna Lizares

22/09/2026
Here are a few more glimpses of the main gallery and the second level, before these exhibitions come to a close on Satur...
21/09/2026

Here are a few more glimpses of the main gallery and the second level, before these exhibitions come to a close on Saturday.

We’re still reflecting on the stories we encountered throughout these months—rippling and continuing to take shape. 💧🍃

Come see these works up close and personal, until September 26, 2026. We are open 1 PM to 7 PM on Mondays to Saturdays, and 1 to 5 PM on Sundays.

Keep tagging us in your posts!

Photos by Reyanna Lizares

Describing “Bangi” as “the last serving, perhaps, but never the least,” Oly de los Santos reflects on art in the senior ...
19/09/2026

Describing “Bangi” as “the last serving, perhaps, but never the least,” Oly de los Santos reflects on art in the senior years of her brother—a culmination of a life lived and a practice sustained through decades of making.

This October, Orange Project presents Bangi, a solo exhibition by Bernie Sason.

In Kapampangan, “bangi” refers to the burnt rice that settles at the bottom of the pot—the last to be served, often saved for the family and savored with the final scraps of soup or sauce. For Sason, it becomes a fitting metaphor for art in his senior years.

At eighty-four, Sason continues to work across furniture, assemblage, drawing, painting, and sculpture, allowing material and memory to come together through experimentation and play. Here, making is not about urgency or achievement, but about being fully present and finding joy in the process.

“Bangi” invites you to experience works shaped by a lifetime of making, where every material carries a history and every work is a moment to savor. As Stephanie Frondoso concludes in the exhibition statement, Bangi “demonstrates that artistic practice is more than a linear trajectory; it can accumulate, absorb, and continually reinvent itself, much like the reclaimed materials from which many of these works begin.”

Opening this October 3, 2026, 5 PM, at the Main Gallery.

Poster design by Reyanna Lizares

VanguardValerie Chua76.2 x 60.96 cmOil on canvas2026"Vanguard" and the rest of the artworks for "A Ripple That Swallows ...
18/09/2026

Vanguard

Valerie Chua

76.2 x 60.96 cm
Oil on canvas
2026

"Vanguard" and the rest of the artworks for "A Ripple That Swallows The Land," are on view at the main gallery until September 26, 2026.

Visit www.orangeproject.ph to view the e-catalog, or subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on gallery news and announcements.

How to Replicate a ShadowJomari T’Leon121.92 x 152.4 cmOil on canvas2026"How to Replicate a Shadow" and the rest of the ...
16/09/2026

How to Replicate a Shadow

Jomari T’Leon

121.92 x 152.4 cm
Oil on canvas
2026

"How to Replicate a Shadow" and the rest of the artworks for "A Ripple That Swallows The Land," are on view at the main gallery until September 26, 2026.

Visit www.orangeproject.ph to view the e-catalog, or subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on gallery news and announcements.

What does it mean to make simply for the joy of it?To make freely and joyfully. To savor each stroke and each color.A li...
14/09/2026

What does it mean to make simply for the joy of it?

To make freely and joyfully. To savor each stroke and each color.

A lifetime of making continues to unfold through material, form, and imagination.

Coming this October to Orange Project.

Poster design by Reyanna Lizares

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Orange Project Building, Art District, Lopue's Annex Building, Mandalagan
Bacolod City
6100

Opening Hours

Monday 1pm - 7pm
Tuesday 1pm - 7pm
Wednesday 1pm - 7pm
Thursday 1pm - 7pm
Friday 1pm - 7pm
Saturday 1pm - 7pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm

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+63344313713

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