Category Archives: Exhibition

The Winter Group Exhibition Extended ~1/31

Happy New Year Everyone. AG Gallery is pleased to announce that our current winter group exhibition “Art In Boxes 2025” is extended until January 31, 2026. This exhibition was challenging for us to invite international artists to exhibit, but we are proud of the show as well as all the great artists who joined us.

We have added some new works as many artworks in this exhibition found new homes during the holiday gifting season. Please visit or revisit AG Gallery this month and see this unique exhibition!

UP COMING: ART IN BOXES 2025 ~Annual Winter Group Exihibition~

ART IN BOXES 2025 ~Annual Winter Group Exhibition~

November 15, 2025 ~ January 15, 2026

AG Gallery is pleased to announce our annual winter exhibition “ART IN BOXES” will be back again this year. The exhibition features many talented artists from around the world who make unique works. Please come and find perfect gifts for you and for your beloved ones from this exhibition.

Artworks include: Original Drawings, Paintings, Sculptures, Risograph Prints, Printmaking, Digital Art Prints, Handmade Jewelry & Accessories, and other handmade goods!

Participating Artists

Tadashi Koizumi, Thomas McKean,Odd Rabbits, Cat Rabbit, Tetsuya Fukazawa, Kagakuya (化学屋), Miki Katagiri, Nathalie Goulet, Pinkpill Design, Kelly Zou, Hanako Sakashita, and more

This exhibition is curated by the gallery curator, Natsumi Kitano. Please contact the curator (natsumi@aboutglamour.net) for inquiries regarding any artwork included in this exhibition.

HOME IS FOR EVERYONE: GROUP EXHIBITION

Home Is For Everyone

EXHIBITION DATE: July 20, 2025 ~ September 30, 2025

Artists: Kelly Zou/Agnes Bodor/Natsumi Goldfish/Vivienne Strauss/Matte Stephens/BB&PP INC

Curation by Natsumi Kitano 

AG Gallery is pleased to announce a new group exhibition “HOME IS FOR EVERYONE” is opening soon. “HOME IS FOR EVERYONE” is an exhibition inspired by the idea of sharing a house in unique New York City and an urban living lifestyle. With the rising rents, and rising basic living costs, we often live with multiple strangers and animal families in one apartment. There are experiences we can only have at such moments in our life. And while sometimes we complain about the lack of privacy, we still move to the urban city, gather, and find our own place and make new families along with them. And our roommates are not only humans. At the same time, we also live with many other creatures in suburban cities. This exhibition compares these two different but similar environments of co-living.

Now On View: Art from Past Shows

Last Chance, Art From Past Shows -Rotating Exhibition-

April 4, 2025 ~ July 20, 2025

AG Gallery is excited to share with you an exhibition featuring some of the unsold artworks from the past AG Gallery exhibitions one more time before sending them back to the artists. Every two to three weeks, we will change the artworks in the gallery space, featuring artworks from past exhibitions. If you missed purchasing any artwork from our old exhibitions, this will be the last opportunity to collect. Please come back a few times during the exhibition period as we will add artworks as they sell, as well as we will switch them every two to three weeks. Artworks include by Hiromi Machida, Sirikul Pattachote, BB&PP INK, Ken Brown, Pinkpill Design, Erica Linnemann, and more.

This exhibition is curated by the gallery director, Natsumi Kitano. If you have specific artwork you are looking for from our past exhibitions, please contact her directly: natsumi@aboutglamour.net

“INK-CATS” Japanese Ink Painting by Agnes Bodor

Ink-Cats by Agnes Bodor

February 14, 2025 ~ March 31, 2025

AG Gallery is pleased to announce a new exhibition, “Ink-Cats” by Agnes Boder, is opening soon on February 14, 2025. AG Gallery has included ink and watercolor paintings by Agnes Bodor in several group exhibitions in the past. Bodor is an artist based in Seattle, and she has been painting things that surround her life, including the natural landscape and cats in her house, using a Japanese ink painting technique combined with the watercolor painting method.

This exhibition is curated by Gallery Director, Natsumi Kitano. If you have any questions about the available paintings or a commission request, please contact: natsumi@aboutglamour.net