RATS RECONSIDERED | Erica Linnemann

“RATSRECONSIDERED” | Drawings by ERICA LINNEMANN

Saturday, September 24, 2022 ~

AG Gallery is pleased to announce “RATS RECONSIDERED,” Erica Linnemann’s second and largest solo exhibition, is opening on Monday, September 19, 2022. This collection of over 80 original drawings, of varying sizes and presented in rare vintage frames, will be exhibited in the gallery space downstairs along with the gallery window space.

“RATS RECONSIDERED” is a tribute to Bruce Nauman’s 1988 piece titled, “I LEARNED HELPLESSNESS FROM RATS.” This exhibition begs onlookers to delicately ruminate on the City’s loathsome, formidable, underground cohabitants and concede to man’s parallels with such vermin. Erica Linnemann is a Brooklyn-based line illustrator whose characters embody some of the tender, embarrassing, turgid and uncomfortable intimations of urban existence. Please contact the staff with purchase inquiries.

ABOUT ARTIST

Erica Linnemann is an illustrator based in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. Her work attempts to render, both gently and satirically, some of the routine, yet unspoken, labors of urban existence, at times unveiling feelings of bruised resolve, disarming chagrin and unquenched desperation. The brute, turbulent quality of one drawing might provoke troubling musings, while the unapologetic simplicity of another churns the comforts of ignorance.

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PIKUNIKKU-A Taste of Japan- by Pinkpill Design

Since Pikunikku opened at AG Gallery many people have been visiting and enjoying the show. We would love to share some of the exhibition photos from our current exhibition PIKUNIKKU -A Taste of Japan- by Pinkpill Design. If you haven’t visited us please come by and see the show. We also have artworks by artists around the world on the ground floor store walls and windows.

AG Gallery is open 12-7PM Daily*

*From next week, AG Gallery is closed on Thursdays until later July. We are also closed on July 4th, 2022.

Now you can also view and purchase artworks from AG Gallery’s Official Online Store. Click any art below and it will take you to see details of the artwork.

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Next Exhibition: “PIKUNIKKU -A Taste of Japan-” by Pinkpill Design

“PIKUNIKKU -A Taste of Japan-” by Pinkpill Design

June 11, 2022 ~ August 7, 2022

Exhibition Opening: June 11(Sat.) 5PM

AG Gallery is pleased to announce new exhibition “PIKUNIKKU – A Taste of Japan” by Pinkpill Design is opening on June 11, 2022. This exhibition is a first solo exhibition of Pinkpill Design at AG Gallery which we have been anticipated to realize ever since we introduced their work in one of our past group exhibitions. In this PIKUNIKKU, you are invited to see Pinkpill Design’s latest silkscreen prints and some older original silkscreen prints, all of which carry some Japanese culture that the artists love. The title Piknikku (ピクニック) is a Japanese word of Picnic. The beautiful weather and the grass and flowers are back in New York City and it is the perfect season for some picnic. Please bring your friends and enjoy seeing Pinkpill’s artwork that came all the way from Czech Republic.

In their work, there are Japanese words, items, fashion, classic everyday foods (such as Onigiri), and traditional ideas (such as Kintsugi) depicted in their work. Please do not hesitate to ask our gallery staff about the meaning or the background of what you see in the exhibition. As a Japanese-run art gallery in New York City, we are always excited to see Japanese essence in new art. We enjoy and are passionate to be a place to exhibit such art from diverse artists to the diverse visitors at AG Gallery.

ABOUT ARTISTS

Pinkpill Design is a Czech-Catalan creative duo formed by Monika Baudisova and Jordi Trilla. They combine illustration, graphic design, and animation, in their personal projects they focus on silkscreen and risograph handmade printing. They are authors of two illustrated books and various comics, and often get inspired by Japan, outer space, and their fat cat Momo. Many of their works are inspired by Japanese culture and subculture.

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