Philippine Institute for NeuroArts
The Philippine Institute for NeuroArts is an institute dedicated to the advancement of Neuroarts in the Philippines and in Asia. It is housed within the Pinto Art Museum and Arboretum based in Antipolo City. It was founded by Dr. Joven Cuanang, along with co-founder Dr. Jon Dy, in November 2024, and formally inaugurated in March 2025.
The Philippine Institute for NeuroArts's vision is to be the leaders in the field of NeuroArts in the Philippines.
Its mission is to promote art and nature in health and wellness, initiate research and advance the field of neuroarts, and nurture the welfare and development of our members.
Our core values include people and proactivity, integrity and innovation, and nurturance. We are driven to act for the benefit and wholeness of others. We are committed to the highest moral and ethical standards for the advancement of neuroarts. We actively promote the growth of our members, the community and the country that we serve.
Programs & Activities
The main objectives of this initiative include the following:
A. To establish the Philippine Institute for NeuroArts (PIN), which shall serve as a hub and central repository of existing literature on the field of neuroarts
B. To create a Philippine Journal for NeuroArts (PJN), which shall initiate and support research initiatives and endeavors, and serve as a repository of peer-reviewed publications and editorials in the field of neuroarts
C. To form the Philippine Society for NeuroArts (PSN), which shall include the identification of key stakeholders and the creation of a local group composed of individuals that will hold regular assemblies, establish local conferences on the field of neuroarts, and advocate for the field in both the local and international community.
