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Art Takes Over SM Supermalls with “Art for Everyone”!

 SM Supermalls continues its unwavering support for Filipino artistry with the nationwide launch of Art for Everyone—a month-long celebration of creativity, culture, and community across 18 malls this July.

Building on the remarkable success of the 2024 Art Market, which earned the prestigious Gold Stevie® Award for Innovation in the Use of Events, SM Supermalls continues to elevate its commitment to championing the local art scene. Last year’s Art Market featured over 1,200 Filipino artists and showcased more than 4,000 artworks, providing a platform that not only celebrated local creativity but also offered meaningful support to emerging and established artists alike. 

The overwhelming success of the event sparked renewed enthusiasm within the community, with many of last year’s participating artists eager to return, a testament to the event’s impact and SM’s growing role as a catalyst for Filipino creative expression.

Ilonggo artists (L-R) Joel Ferraris and Joy Fernando at last year’s SM Art Market in SM City Iloilo.

Now, Art for Everyone expands that vision. This year’s initiative transforms participating malls into vibrant art destinations, where both well-known and budding local artists can exhibit to sell their works, engage with new audiences, and contribute to a flourishing creative community. 

Vibrant works of art at SM Megamall.     Art for all ages at SM Aura.

Throughout July, guests can immerse themselves in a rich artistic expression — from paintings, photography, and prints to digital art, mixed media, and sculpture—all proudly created by homegrown talent. The program invites art enthusiasts of all ages and backgrounds to explore and celebrate Filipino creativity.

                                       Discover various mediums of art at SM’s Art for Everyone!

Art for Everyone is more than just an art fair—it’s a celebration of the imagination, passion, and skill of local artists. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a budding artist, or someone looking to discover a new favorite artist, there’s something here for you.

Feast your eyes on Art for Everyone at 18 malls nationwide.

Participating malls and schedules:

*Visit your favorite SM mall’s social media for up-to-date information:

  • SM City Clark – July 1 to 14
  • SM J Mall – July 1 to 14
  • SM Lanang – July 7 to 16
  • SM City Baguio – July 13 to 26
  • SM Seaside City Cebu – July 14 to 31
  • SM City Sorsogon – July 15 to 28
  • SM City Iloilo – July 15 to 31
  • SM City Bacolod – July 15 to 31
  • SM Center Dagupan – July 16 to 30
  • SM City Baliwag – July 18 to 31
  • SM City Dasmariñas – July 20 to 27
  • SM CDO Downtown – July 20 to 30
  • SM City Santa Rosa – July 21 to 27
  • SM Center Angono – July 21 to 31
  • The Podium – July 22 to 27
  • SM City North EDSA – July 25 to 31
  • SM Aura – August 15 to 24

Be part of this dynamic celebration of art! Visit participating SM malls, browse the incredible works on display, and discover your new favorite artist. Spark inspiration, ignite your own creativity, and share the experience with family and friends.

For more details and updates, visit https://www.smsupermalls.com. Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in creativity and be inspired.

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