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Sep 03 2021
Exhibition

Miguel Pang | The Washington Square Variations

AG Gallery is pleased to announce that a solo exhibition “The Washington Square Variations” by Miguel Pang Ly is fonally opening on Sunday, September 12, 2021.


The illustrations of the Washington Square Variations are made based on a mixture of Miguel’s imagination and his actual visits to the Washington Square while he was staying in New York City. This time we are pleased to invite you to a wall full of his art, 39 original Washington Square paintings by him.

AG Gallery has been presenting Miguel’s work since 2018, and we have been showing his New York themed art since then, as well as his more imaginary, storytelling works. We are excited to invite you to this spectacular exhibition The Washington Square Variations. We look forward to seeing each one of you at the gallery.


ABOUT ARTIST

Miguel Pang Ly is an illustrator born in Barcelona of Cambodian and Chinese parents. His main interest is to explore the depths of a story & the unconscious through the illustrations.

Some of clients are Les Fourmis Rouges, Lagrume, SM, A buen paso, Windsor&Newton, Blind books, Mov Palavers, Vegueta Ediciones, Ajuntament de santa Coloma, Ekaré, Magellan

Prizes: Gold Medal Illustrators 63 exhibit of the Society of illustrators of NY (2020), Communication Arts (2020), Special Mention Chen Bochui (2019), Society of illustrators (2017), American illustration (2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2015, 2013), Latin American (2016, 2015, 2013) Bologna children´s book fair (2014), Premio Nazionale delle Arti 2012 per il design della comunicazione, Junceda Prize (2016)

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Aug 22 2021
Exhibition

Now On View| Wenlu Bao: Blossoming Prison

“Blossoming Prison” by Wenlu Bao is currently on view and so far many people have already visited and enjoyed her work! Thank you for those who visited the show, if you haven’t checked it out, please make sure to come by as soon as the show will be closing on August 31, 2021. Here is a list of artwork featured in the show. Prints and sticker sets are available along with her original work. 

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Jul 11 2021
Exhibition

“BLACK CATS” by Agnes Bodor

“Black Cats” by Agnes Bodor

July 10, 2021 ~ July 26, 2021

AG Gallery is pleased to announce a new exhibition Black Cats just opened at AG Gallery featuring black cat paintings by Agnes Bodor. Exhibition will be on view July 10, 2021 ~ July 26, 2021. The duration of this show is short as another exciting show will be following soon. So please visit AG Gallery sooner than later to enjoy this exhibition.

For those of you who cannot make it to the gallery, we will post pictures of the exhibition soon. Also artwork by Agnes Bodor will be added to your online gallery store shortly.

AG Gallery has Instagram too! Please follow @AGGalleryBrooklyn for more art!

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May 19 2021
Exhibition

Drawings by Erica Linnemann

One-Window Exhibition:

Drawings by Erica Linnemann

May 21, 2021 ~ June 20, 2020

AG Gallery is pleased to present one-window-exhibition “Drawings by Erica Linnemann”, opening on Friday, May 21, 2021. This exhibition features Linnemann’s recent original imaginary figurative ink drawings. This time we present 15 pieces of her original work in the gallery show window where the guest can view them from the street which makes one of the best show to check out any time of day and in this post Covid-19 lockdown time in New York City. All drawings are installed in vintage frames by selected by artist. Please story by at AG Gallery and enjoy her world. Please contact natsumi@aboutglamour.net for inquiries for the artworks.

Drawings by Linnemann are available on the AG Gallery’s official online store. AG Gallery is also having an ongoing exhibition by Ken Brown at the downstairs gallery space, please make sure to check both exhibitions if you haven’t already.

About Artist

Erica Linnemann is an illustrator based in Upper Manhattan. Her drawings attempt to playfully capture mental struggles and everyday experiences. The miniature figures seen in some works represent thoughts, ideas or feelings, depending on the concept or situation.

🔴Sold “Book Ideas” (Top)

🔴Sold “From Nowhere” (Bottom)

  • Erica Linnemann, “For You”
  • Erica Linnemann, “Self Care”
  • Erica Linnemann, “Chain Connection”
  • Erica Linnemann, “A Quick Swap”
  • Erica Linnemann, “A Quick Swap”
  • 🔴Sold “Untitled”by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “The Collection” by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “It Takes Two To Tango” by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “Cheers!”by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “Not Again!”by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “Airhead”by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “Gone Fishing”by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “Phone Call”by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “Tangled”by Erica Linnemann
  • 🔴Sold “Gone Fishing”(detail) by Erica Linnemann

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Mar 12 2021
Exhibition

KEN BROWN SILKSCREEN PRINTS

AG Gallery is pleased to invite you to a new show with Ken Brown’s vintage original silkscreen prints. AG Gallery has been showing Ken Brown since when we were at our older location in Williamsburg. The silkscreen prints are all signed limited edition original, and they are all last one or two pieces. Large prints are all in 24″ x 30″ and Smaller Prints are in 15″ x 19″, 15″ x 20.5″, and 14.5″ x 20.5″.

ABOUT KEN BROWN

Ken Brown (born March 12, 1944, Dayton, Ohio) is an American filmmaker, photographer, cartoonist, and designer. He grew up in Amherst, Massachusetts, relocated to Cambridge, Massachusetts, and currently lives in New York City. He has directed dozens of animations, experimental films and video documentaries over the last four decades. Ken Brown worked on his silkscreen printings in 1990s.

Ken Brown Self-Portrait
Ken Brown Self-Portrait

“I’ve worn many different hats over the past 50 years as an artist; cartoonist, photographer, film-maker, designer, merchandiser. No matter the medium, I’ve always tried to make my art accessible to all. I hope you are entertained, inspired, and delighted by this collection of work.” -KEN BROWN

Please visit AG Gallery and check it out the exhibition.

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