Vinyl on Vinyl | Opening Night Anniversary

09.04.2016 – Its been six years since Vinyl on Vinyl open its doors where its was originally located at The Collective and after three years of art, toys and vinyl, which defined its early years as a small gallery it moved to a bigger venue that focused on the grassroots of the urban culture scene. The celebrations continue opening "The Out Sounds from Way in: Imaginary Album and Music Show" and “Extended Play” exhibitions. Anniversaries are big and for six years Vinyl on Vinyl redefines their identity why it was originally named for.

Vinyl on Vinyl | Hidden Cravings

06.13.2016 – There are cravings for so many things in life and you would be surprise most of those are hidden from individual desires. For Kaloy Reyes Pangilinan it’s all about the “Hidden Cravings” in the pursuit of art that makes it interesting. A few days earlier Vinyl on Vinyl open their doors for three shows one of them introduced their first art toy the other is a painting exhibition featuring Pangilinan’s solo show that featured his colorful, but subliminal works that surely will give craving for those who appreciate are and his creations.

Vinyl on Vinyl | HAHAN at WRKZ

06.12.2016 – Uji Handoko Eko Saputro (Hahan) first solo show and collaboration with Vinyl on Vinyl Art Gallery also produced his first ever Art Toy for the exhibit “Hahan at WRKZ” that’s on exhibit since opening four nights ago. The art toy is something of the main part of the exhibit that will be running for the next three weeks at the same time it showcases some of Hahan’s finest artworks that also capture some attention to visitors. The colorful ensemble is what makes his solo show the event being on spotlight at the main gallery that you shouldn’t miss.

Vinyl on Vinyl | Muralla

05.14.2016 –“Muralla” is a group show featured at Vinyl on Vinyl that depicts six works by visual artists expressing their thoughts during their trip to Intramuros. It’s a place they share the perspective of people and places that define this art show. Visually stimulating works from Eko Canlas, John Lawrence Kanto, Quatro, Quido, Rai Cruz and the mysterious Mr. S takes you to their visual trip through their colroful and visceral creations that certainly eye catching and challenging the mind.

Vinyl on Vinyl | Ren Quinio: Pie in the Sky

04.23.2016 – Ren Quinio lives in a realm of a place where his imagination exists as its source of inspiration. He has shared this place in his previous solo shows. For “Pie in the Sky” the presentations is more grounded and calm within that its wildest dreams. In the small gallery section of Vinyl on Vinyl, there are six art pieces that revolve around his latest solo show.

Vinyl On Vinyl | TRANSIT.

02.16.2016 – The urban life in the Philippines has produced a place re-imagined as a canvass of artful expressions. Though limited in its space to bring forth that expression Vinyl On Vinyl provided the alternative in miniature trains similar to the subway trains in Chicago or New York. But these are based from the elevated trains or known as the LRT and MRT in the Philippines that has become part of the culture re-created in small scale artfully repainted in miniature form of graffiti and mural paintings by a talented group.

Vinyl On Vinyl | Arkiv: Imprinted Memories!

02.15.2016 – Arkiv Vilmansa has been doing solo shows almost every year with Vinyl On Vinyl even during its old gallery based at The Collective. The Indonesian born talent still have the strokes and the childish creativity that continues to evolve. His latest show “Imprinted Memories” gives you a whole lot more to appreciate for his works and just like age the colors continue to be vibrant with every new art introduced that’s inspired from popular culture. There’s no limit what Arkiv can do and still can bring new things to his trademark strokes that simply memorable.

Vinyl on Vinyl + Apol Sta. Maria: SEXOBYOT!

01.22.2016 – Apol Sta. Maria is an accomplished visual artist and comicbook illustrator. He’s been well-documented and known in the independent scene that those who have heard his work like ‘Alamat ng Pangit’ (Legend of the Ugly) have already well accustomed to his creations. His work as a visual artist expands further not limiting to his popularly known created vision. Apol certainly won’t just sit still and be stuck in a routine he evolves further.

Vinyl on Vinyl: Psychonaut!

09.06.2015 – Welcome to the dark, brooding, and deep perspective of the “Psychonaut” which features Paolo Miguel Borja’s works in collaboration with Vinyl on Vinyl Art Gallery in bringing this exclusive one man solo show. The gallery features large paintings on canvass by Borja and some unique ones in the second level. This is his second solo exhibit with VoV and has been on the spotlight in the recent Philippine Art Fair and here’s a closer look of the exhibit from last night.

Enter The World of a Panda Rabbit!

02.20.2015 – The Panda Rabbit has been slowly getting quite an attention in the urban lifestyle scene. It’s from the creative mind of Los Angeles native Randy D. Rosario a concept designer who is making waves bringing his creation to the Philippines. The self-taught Filipino is now in the country for the first time to launch a special book in collaboration with The Dream Project, a non-profit organization which helps build the nation by shaping the dreams of the Filipino youth.

Art Exhibit Reveal: Sorry for the Inconvenience!

05.28.2014 – After his successful debut in ‘Nasty Hills’ to cap off 2013 with the launch of his first ever art toy in STGCC back in September. Anjo Bolarda returned for his second solo show entitled “Sorry for the inconvenience.” His second show kicked off a live art last month that featured his promotion for the much awaited exhibit featuring new works that deviate from his debut last year. This one certainly takes you to some of Anjo Bolarda’s favorite pop culture interest with a twist of his perspective art that defined his continued endeavors.

Vinyl on Vinyl: Anjo Bolarda's Nasty Hills!

09.10.2013 – Fresh from the successful launch of his "Soft & Nasty" plush doll at the recently concluded STGCC (Singapore Toy Game and Comic Convention) Anjo Bolarda gets a spotlight at the Vinyl on Vinyl art gallery for his first ever solo show featuring new works and some exclusive prints. The launch happened last Saturday at the VoV to friends, colleagues, and walk-in visitors who have heard of his works by word of mouth. Quite a festive night as new works where on exhibit and it will run for the next two weeks.

Robotars Custom Toy Show 2 Hops to the World!

07.27.2012 – The Robotars Custom Toy Show is the sequel to the 2010 launch of the original designer resin creation by JoMike Tejido. There are two color versions of the resin figurine of Robot Tarsiers made which comes in blank and the standard appearance in brown. It is an independently-produced resin figure and an urban art toy based on tarsiers described as tiny primates a threatened species found in the Philippines represented for the love of urban art.

The Seven Chronicles of Madness Revealed!

07.01.2012 – Congratulations to Froilan Calayag and Ramona Dela Cruz-Gaston for a very successful exhibit last night which unveiled “The 7 Chronicles of Madness” at the Vinyl on Vinyl in front of a huge crowd. There friends and family was there to support this huge endeavor and most promising centerpiece which is the “The Mad Calendar.” This also features five individual “oil on canvass” paintings showing off their signature artistic creations that packed the gallery area.

Event: The 7 Chronicles of Madness!

06.29.2012 – This Saturday at Vinyl on Vinyl feast your senses and open your minds to the visuals of two talented artists in Froilan Calayag and Ramon Dela Cruz-Gaston team-up to bring you The 7 Chronicles of Madness featuring prophetic circle of doom and turned it into a labyrinthine carnival of mind boggling naïf creatures, esoteric symbols, inside jokes, personal memories, snatches of everyday conversations and meditations of the future.



Prepare to be enthralled into the visual creations of Calayag and Dela Cruz-Gaston for you to witness the show's 7'x7' centerpiece titled "Mad Calendar" collaboration in the truest word. Both painted together pushing their individual boundaries to greater heights.