Pampanga Medical Society Launches 'Pinta 4' Art Exhibition Featuring Physician-Artists
In a unique fusion of medicine and creativity, the Pampanga Medical Society (PMS) has partnered with 1576 Art Gallery to present "Pinta 4: Forms and Hues from Hands that Heal," an art exhibition showcasing the artistic talents of medical professionals. The exhibit will open on March 11, 2026 at the gallery located in Barangay Cabambangan, Bacolor town, Pampanga.
Celebrating Creativity Beyond the Clinic
This innovative exhibition highlights how physicians express their perspectives and life experiences through visual art, moving beyond their traditional roles in healthcare. The event underscores the importance of creativity as an outlet for medical professionals, offering a glimpse into their artistic souls through both sculpture and painting mediums.
Featured physician-artists include:
- Dr. Vittorio Pantig - presenting sculptural works
- Dr. Regina Yao - showcasing landscape paintings
- Dr. Abel Laxamana - exhibiting cityscape paintings
Exhibition Details and Schedule
The opening reception will take place on March 11, 2026 at 5:30 PM at 1576 Art Gallery in Bacolor. Following the opening, the exhibition will run from March 11 through March 20, 2026, with daily viewing hours from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
"Pinta 4" represents the fourth installment in the medical society's ongoing initiative to highlight the artistic capabilities of healthcare professionals. Organizers describe the works as coming from "hands that heal," emphasizing the dual nature of physicians as both medical practitioners and creative individuals.
Public Invitation to Explore Art-Medicine Intersection
The Pampanga Medical Society extends an open invitation to the public to experience this unique exhibition that bridges the worlds of medicine and visual expression. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore how medical professionals channel their experiences, observations, and emotions into artistic creations that complement their healing work in hospitals and clinics.
This exhibition continues to build on the society's commitment to showcasing the multifaceted nature of medical professionals, demonstrating that their talents extend far beyond clinical settings into the realm of artistic expression and cultural contribution.
