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The Negros Museum, Bacolod City. 5,680 likes · 60 talking about this · 2,495 were here. Our mission is to foster a profound appreciation of Negros' culture, history, ecology, and art.
Oct 7, 2013 · The Negros Museum is built for a remembrance of the historical events, culture, artistry, and adroitness of the Negrenses who resided in the Negros islands in the early era. With the advent of new technologies and modernization, historical significance and cultural organizations have started to lose their importance in the next ...
The Negros Museum presents in a capsule the bounty that is the history, art, and culture of the people of Negros Island, and is dedicated to promoting and sustaining a deep understanding of local culture, history, artistic practice, and ecology,
A History with the Culture and Traditions of Negrense in Negros Occidental, Philippines from Spanish Era, American and Japanese Occupation up to present where in the Negros Museum is very educational from learning and knowing the local history of our province.
The Negros Museum is the first curatorial museum regarded in the Philippines that did not solely focus on precious artifacts and Negros history, but to the contemporary local works and stories of the artists as well.
Negros Museum is a privately owned provincial museum situated in the Negros Occidental Provincial Capitol Complex in Bacolod, Philippines. The structure was built in 1925 as the Provincial Agriculture Building.
The Negros Museum is dedicated to encouraging and sustaining a deep sense of pride towards our local culture, history and art, as well as an awareness for the ecological standing of the province, among all the guests and museum-visitors, primarily the children and youth of the island of Negros.
Jan 29, 2024 · The Negros Museum is a cultural gem in the heart of Bacolod, Negros Occidental. It houses a diverse collection of historical artifacts that showcase the region’s vibrant heritage. The museum hosts engaging art exhibitions that highlight the artistic achievements of Negros Occidental.
Ang Mga Istorya ni BAO is an online interactive tour designed for grade school students to expose our young audiences to local myths, legends, history as well as promote appreciation of arts and love for museums in a deeper and more experiential sense.
Visit the Negros Museum today! The Negros Museum, in collaboration with the Korea-Philippines Festival Cultural Exchange Association (KPFCEA), is proud to present a four-day exhibition showcasing the works of three talented Korean visual artists: Ms. Park Sang Jeong, Ms. Kim Mun Jeong, and Ms. Park Soyun.
