Vinyl on Vinyl Gallery

Vinyl on Vinyl Gallery Vinyl on Vinyl is an eclectic venue merging art, toys and music in one space.

Vinyl on Vinyl
2241 Pasillo 18 La Fuerza Chino Roces Avenue Makati, PH [email protected]
www.vinylonvinylgallery.com
Twitter/ IG: vinylonvinyl

(+63) 28260 0020 The art gallery is dedicated to featuring modern-day pop culture artists seeking to find a venue to showcase and explore their art amidst the conformities of the norm. The gallery space reflects the lifestyle and passion of it

s artists influenced by contemporary art, pop surrealism, underground, street art and other emerging genres are also explored. Its uniqueness lies in selecting artists who delve into various contemporary and cultural interests and immediate experiences through the visual language and techniques of commercial and fine art alike.

The gallery will be closer tomorrow in commemoration of Ninoy Aquino Day ☀️Regular gallery hours resume on Saturday.
20/08/2026

The gallery will be closer tomorrow in commemoration of Ninoy Aquino Day ☀️

Regular gallery hours resume on Saturday.

For Teo Esguerra, photographs can affect us despite having no context about them. This series of sketches explores that ...
20/08/2026

For Teo Esguerra, photographs can affect us despite having no context about them. This series of sketches explores that relationship specifically with the slides that he thrifted.

Mahabang Pakikipag-usap Sa Liwanag is on view until September 1.

Photography continues long after the shutter is released. It takes shape through archiving, darkroom printing, reviewing...
20/08/2026

Photography continues long after the shutter is released. It takes shape through archiving, darkroom printing, reviewing negatives, and living with the images over time. Photographs are never truly fixed. Each return offers another way of seeing, another opportunity to uncover meanings that may have gone unnoticed before. It is both an act of preservation and a form of meditation, where looking slowly and attentively allows memory, intuition, and experience to surface.

Through patience, curiosity, and persistence, the practice reveals the quiet process behind each photograph: the searching, the waiting, the adjustments, and the moments when light finally speaks. It is less a conclusion than the continuation of a conversation that had been waiting to resume.

Mahabang Pakikipag-usap sa Liwanag is on view until September 1 at Vinyl on Vinyl

Teo Esguerra
Monobloc city, Taken in 2017, rescanned/reprinted in 2026
Lightbox
12h x 12w in

Teo Esguerra
Sunflower, Taken in 2017, rescanned/reprinted in 2026
Lightbox
12h x 12w in

Physical interaction with images and analog processes are key for Teo Esguerra. In this installation, he encourages his ...
20/08/2026

Physical interaction with images and analog processes are key for Teo Esguerra. In this installation, he encourages his audience to use the slide projectors. Each slide was thrifted from various countries and throughout multiple trips. By participating in the interaction, we join him not only in the discovery of these photographs but in his journey back to photography as well.

Mahabang Pakikipag-usap sa Liwanag (A long conversation with light) is on view at Vinyl on Vinyl until September 1.

I'm so Tori, a solo exhibition by Reen Barrera, is on view at Vinyl on Vinyl until September 1.Reen BarreraKing sugat, 2...
19/08/2026

I'm so Tori, a solo exhibition by Reen Barrera, is on view at Vinyl on Vinyl until September 1.

Reen Barrera
King sugat, 2026
Acrylic on canvas
61.50h x 61.50w cm

I’m So Tori is a play on the words “I’m so sorry.” By replacing sorry with Tori, a character that has been part of my wo...
19/08/2026

I’m So Tori is a play on the words “I’m so sorry.” By replacing sorry with Tori, a character that has been part of my works for many years, the apology becomes something we can all relate to. Tori is not only a character anymore. For me, it can be myself, it can be you, and it can also represent us as a community.

In this exhibition, Tori carries different feelings and situations. Some works are about the small mistakes we make every day. Some are about the times we forget to take care of ourselves, hurt the people we love, or choose to stay silent when we see problems around us. They also talk about the things happening in our country, where sometimes we become tired, hopeless, or simply accept things as they are.

Maybe by saying “I’m So Tori,” we also find the courage to finally say, “I’m so sorry.”

On view at Vinyl on Vinyl until Sept 1.

Reen Barrera spent his childhood repairing wooden church statues. He would keep the excess wood scraps and use them as m...
19/08/2026

Reen Barrera spent his childhood repairing wooden church statues. He would keep the excess wood scraps and use them as material for making toys. This fuelled his creativity in using other kinds of available material, such as carton boxes, paper and sticks, to build his handmade toys. This background has strongly influenced his work. His paintings are crowded with images, with colors taken from the streets. Sculptures in wood, resin and cloth, still completely handmade, have a charming art brut sensibility, and the playfulness of kinetic objects that he classifies as “automata.”

Barrera’s work mainly feature his signature characters: Ohlala and Duge. Ohlala’s face is
decorated with symbols and patterns, based on the idiom “it is written all over your face”. He explains that facial expressions can communicate beyond words. The doll’s name comes from an oft-heard exclamation of surprise, sometimes with sexual connotations, delivered by his father who is based in Paris as an overseas worker. Barrera was born in Paris but returned to the Philippines as a child where he was raised. His work is drawn from childhood memories and words he would constantly hear. “Duge” is the Visayan pronunciation for “dog”, a tribute to how his family would pronounce the word.

In his latest solo exhibition at Vinyl on Vinyl, he features Tori, the "bad boy" counterpart to Ohlala. Being a part of his artistic journey for many years, Tori has become a representation of himself and less of a character in "I'm So Tori."

I'm So Tori is on view at Vinyl on Vinyl until September 1.

The gallery will be closed today due to inclement weather. Regular gallery hours resume tomorrow, Aug 20. Stay safe! ☔️
19/08/2026

The gallery will be closed today due to inclement weather. Regular gallery hours resume tomorrow, Aug 20. Stay safe! ☔️

Lan AmanteThe Ones Who Walk Beside Me, 2026Acrylic on canvas18h x 24w inBouquet of Unspoken Words is on view at Vinyl on...
14/08/2026

Lan Amante
The Ones Who Walk Beside Me, 2026
Acrylic on canvas
18h x 24w in

Bouquet of Unspoken Words is on view at Vinyl on Vinyl until August 26

When words fail to carry the weight of our affections, gratitude, or longing, what then can speak on our behalf? Romance...
14/08/2026

When words fail to carry the weight of our affections, gratitude, or longing, what then can speak on our behalf? Romance is not the only emotion that is often left unspoken. Some of our deepest feelings—for those who raised us, stood beside us, or quietly shaped our lives—remain beyond language. In Bouquet of Unspoken Words, Lan Amante turns to flowers as an alternative vocabulary, constructing a visual language where every bouquet becomes both an offering and a message. 

In his earlier works, Amante's primary subjects were animals, through which he explored the relationship between predator and prey. In Bouquet of Unspoken Words, he shifts his gaze to flowers, using them to examine a different kind of relationship—one between the artist and the audience, the message and its receiver. Unlike the natural cycle of predator and prey, human relationships are more expansive and varied,  where emotions can be communicated beyond the limits of speech. Gratitude, devotion, remembrance, companionship, and commitment are carefully translated into thoughtfully composed bouquets, each carrying a distinct intention and addressed to an unseen recipient. 

Lan Amante
The One I Chose, 2026
Acrylic on canvas
40h x 30w in

On view until August 26 at Vinyl on Vinyl

Address

2241 La Fuerza Chino Roces Avenue
Makati
1231

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 12pm - 6pm
Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm

Website

,

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Vinyl on Vinyl Gallery posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category