Artis Corpus Gallery encourages creation of works of art by visual and tactile artists, exhibits these works of art, promotes artists and their works, and conveys these works to their publics. Artis Corpus Gallery has four operating programs: Creation, Exhibition, Publicity, and Delivery.

Galerie Anna sets forth to promote contemporary art in showcasing the works of artists well established and far renown in their dedicated practice and in their own developed unique visual idiom in portraying the values and ideas of society which in turn continually molds culture.

Galerie Stephanie challenges the contemporary art setting in the Philippines by offering a wide spectrum of notable, interesting, and quality art pieces from the finest artists in the region, masters such as H.R. Ocampo, Jose Joya, Arturo Luz, Onib Olmedo, Juvenal Sanso, Romulo Olazo, Federico Alcuaz, Ramon Orlina, Mario Parial, and Lydia Velasco

Founded in 2004 by partners Amy Loste and Jonathan Sy, GALLERY BiG is run by managing partner Sarah Evangelista and has earned a reputation for carrying large and fabulous artworks by some the most sought after names in Philippine art.

Paseo Art Gallery was born out of John Valenzuela’s weakness to say no to friends who would often cajole him to sell art works he has collected since the mid-1990s. In 2005, he opened up his once residential condominium turned stock room at the Paseo Parkview Towers along Valero St., Salcedo Village,

One of the few art galleries within the Tomas Morato area, Tala Gallery exudes its bright and shining support for the Filipino arts as embodied by a “Tala” or a bright, shining star in the logo with the inscription of the gallery’s name in “alibata,” an ancient form of the Filipino alphabet.