Uplb Garden

The UPLB Sculpture Garden has finally been opened to the public. After months of curiosity and anticipation, the public can now freely walk into and around the pocket garden at the corner of Manuel L. Roxas and Valentino R. Argaosa Streets where sculptural art pieces created by renowned artist Junyee are on display. The UPLB Sculpture

Art, culture, and nature - these three thrive together in the UPLB Sculpture Garden, located past the Animal Husbandry arc at the UPLB Institute of Animal Science. Bearing the fruit of nationally renowned artist Junyee's creative direction, the garden was turned over in a ceremony held on April 4 at the Sculpture Garden's Pavilion.

The UPLB Sculpture Garden, designed by the quotFather of Installation Art in the Philippinesquot Luis quotJunyeequot Yee, Jr., was recently opened to the public in a turnover ceremony on April 4, 2024. The Garden not only boasts a series of installation art by the Southern Tagalog artist, it is also a new performance space that many local artists

As is typical of Yee's works, the UPLB Sculpture Garden transports viewers to a different world as they get a closer look at recreations of some of his most important pieces of installation art.

The UPLB Sculpture Garden, a first of its kind in the country, is a project initiated by the Office of Senate President Pro Tempore Loren Legarda and the UPLB administration. Inside the Sculpture Garden is the Pavilion designed by Architect Bimbo Baltre, with the hall serving as an events place to help generate funding for the maintenance of

Senate President Loren Legarda opened on April 4 the UPLB Sculpture Garden, a joint project of her office and the UPLB administration. The garden was designed by the country's foremost installation artist, Luis quotJunyeequot Yee, Jr., whose artworks will be on permanent display.

The UPLB Sculpture Garden, a first of its kind in the country, is a project initiated by the Office of Senate President Pro Tempore Loren Legarda and the UPLB administration.