The Angono Artists Association
SHARED ROOTS.
DISTINCT EXPRESSIONS.
Different practices. Different perspectives. Distinct artistic identities.
Rooted in Angono. Shaped by individual expression.
About the Association
Founded in Angono, Rizal, The Angono Artists Association brings together artists across generations, disciplines, and individual practices.
Through exhibitions, artist development, cultural exchange, and collaborative projects, AAA provides a collective platform where distinct artistic voices can grow, connect, and engage wider audiences and institutions.
A History That Continues to Evolve
For nearly five decades, AAA has brought artists together through exhibitions, workshops, cultural exchange, outreach, and collaborative initiatives. Its history provides the foundation for a collective that continues to grow alongside the artists it represents.
Since 1978
Nearly five decades of artistic practice, exhibitions, and cultural engagement.
Exhibitions & Exchange
Connecting artists with audiences, communities, and cultural institutions.
Individual Practices
Supporting artists across generations, disciplines, perspectives, and artistic directions.
Featured Projects & Exhibitions
Discover selected exhibitions and projects that bring together the distinct practices of AAA artists while creating opportunities for dialogue, collaboration, and cultural engagement.
Alternate Route
When:
November 18, 2026 - December 3, 2026
Where:
Booth #2, Angono Gymnasium
Angono Duyan ng Sining
From the vibrant art community of Angono to the halls of the Philippine’s House of Representatives, the Angono Artists Association (AAA) brings its creative legacy to Angono Duyan ng Sining, a group exhibition at the House of Representatives, South Wing Lobby, from November 9–12, 2026.
Bringing together artists with diverse styles and creative perspectives, the exhibition celebrates Angono’s rich artistic heritage while highlighting the evolving expressions of its contemporary art community. AAA’s participation reflects its continuing commitment to artistic collaboration, cultural preservation, and the promotion of Philippine visual arts.
When:
November 9, 2026
Where:
House of Representatives, South Wing Lobby
Higanteng Biyahe at Ateneo Art Gallery: Exploring New Perspectives in Philippine Art
On October 10, 2026, The Angono Artists Association, Inc. continued its Higanteng Biyahe program with a visit to the Ateneo Art Gallery.
The association’s second educational journey brought participating artists together to explore diverse artistic perspectives, deepen their appreciation of contemporary art, and exchange ideas beyond their individual practices.
Through Higanteng Biyahe, the association continues to foster artistic growth, cultural appreciation, and stronger connections within its creative community.
When:
October 11, 2026
Where:
Ateneo Art Gallery
Featured Artist
Meet the artists behind AAA – each with a distinct practice, perspective, and body of work shaped by individual experience and artistic inquiry.
Juanito
Filipino multidisciplinary artist known for intricate pen-and-ink drawings, painting, and sculptural craftsmanship. Working across mixed media, clay, terracotta, and papier-mâché, he combines detailed linework with traditional forms rooted in Angono’s artistic and cultural heritage.
Juanito Villamayor Piñon (b. 1953, Angono, Rizal), known as “Johnny,” is a Filipino multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans pen-and-ink drawing, painting, mixed media, and sculpture. Raised in Barangay San Vicente, Angono, he developed his artistic interests across different materials and traditional craft forms.
Known particularly for his intricate pen-and-ink compositions, Piñon emphasizes careful observation, precise linework, texture, and detail. His sculptural practice includes clay-molded masks, terracotta, papier-mâché, and Higantes, connecting his work with Angono’s cultural traditions.
A founding member of the Angono Ateliers Association and the Angono Artists Association, according to his 2022 exhibition profile, Piñon has played an active role in the development of the local artistic community. He also previously served as AAA president.
In February 2022, he presented his second solo exhibition, Johnny, at the Blanco Art Gallery during National Arts Month. His continuing practice reflects a commitment to craftsmanship and Angono’s artistic heritage.
Work With Us
AAA collaborates with museums, galleries, cultural institutions, communities, organizations, and creative partners on exhibitions, artist programs, cultural projects, educational initiatives, and collaborative opportunities.
We welcome conversations that create meaningful opportunities for artists, audiences, and communities.
