The “Art for Everyone” art fair at SM City Clark, launched on July 1 and running until July 14, has given children of diverse abilities a chance to demonstrate that creativity transcends limitations.
The works of Toni and Aljo Pescador are now proudly displayed alongside other artists from the local communities.
This art fair reaffirms the commitment of SM Supermalls to supporting artists, transforming participating malls into vibrant art destinations.
It provides both well-known and emerging local artists with a platform to showcase and sell their work, engage with new audiences, and contribute to a thriving creative community.
“Our goal is to make art accessible to everyone,” said Lourdes Alarcon, Assistant Mall Manager of SM City Clark. “At SM, we believe that talent can come from anyone, anywhere. Supporting artists—whether they are seasoned professionals or children with special needs—is part of our mission to build a more inclusive and empowered community.”
Following the Gold Stevie Award-winning success of the 2024 Art Market, this year’s edition continues the momentum by spotlighting diversity and accessibility in the arts. True to its theme—Art for Everyone— features a range of artists, from seasoned to first-time exhibitors, with ages spanning from 4 to 73, reflecting the inclusive nature of art.
The exhibit is made possible through partnerships with local artist collectives, art organizations, educational institutions, and individual artists, all working together to celebrate diversity and creativity in the community.
Many of last year’s participating artists returned for this year’s edition, joined by new names eager to share their work. The result is a collective testament to the impact of SM’s sustained support for the local creative community.
With Art for Everyone, SM Supermalls continues to demonstrate that, with passion and opportunity, anyone can be an artist—and everyone deserves a place to shine.
