AG Gallery is currently showing Original Paintings by Miguel Pang Ly(Spain), Handmade clay sculptures by Ame to Mori(Japan), woodblock prints by Liz Hughes(England). The exhibition will be on view through April, 2024.
AME TO MORI
Ame to Mori is a Japanese artist and sculptor born in Niigata Japan and based in Nagano, Japan. Her works are mainly exhibited in Japan and has been gaining love from the collectors for its handpainted unique sculptures and unique themes and stories she has for each piece she creates. AG Gallery is currently the only gallery in New York City that exhibits her work. The works currently exhibited at AG Gallery are called “landscape cats” as she paints a landscape on each body of her cat sculptures.
LIZ HUGHES
Liz Hughes is Liz Hughes is a printmaker who makes open and limited-edition linocut prints which are designed,
and hand printed in Norwich, UK, under the mantle of The Pepper Press.
The inspiration for her work comes from the natural world, plants, animals, insects and curiosities.
She is interested in colour and form and the juxtaposition of shapes and pattern.
Linocut printing is a, fairly, recent technique for Liz, having a background in drawing and painting for
many years. She graduated from Bath Spa University with a degree in Fine Art, where she explored a
very different approach to image making. Her paintings were carefully planned and constructed,
with as much emphasis on the ‘ground’ as the ‘figure’. Printing, by contrast, involves an area of
chance or surprise. Liz finds planning the final image can change considerably from its original point
of conception and working in the ‘negative’ throws in its own challenges with the print reveal always
creating something she hasn’t designed or conceived. This unexpected element is something she
embraces with her image making.
MIGUEL PANG LY
Miguel Pang Ly is an illustrator from Barcelona with a Cambodian mother and a Chinese father. For Miguel he understands illustration and my creative process as part of his life, where each of them are intermingled & inform the other. He love telling stories with pictures, making books, and playing with colors.
Another of Miguel’s passions is teaching illustration, creativity and drawing. He has been invited as a teacher to the Difumina Illustration Festival (Spain), Les Estivales de l´Illustration of Sarrant (France), Elisava (Barcelona), la Escuela Minúscula (Spain), la Cámara ilustrada, the Cervantes Institute of NY and the Shanghai Book Fair.
Some of Miguel’s Clients: A buen Paso, Lagrume, Les Fourmis Rouges, Magellan, Blind books, Windsor & Newton, Ajuntament de Santa Coloma, Vegeta Ediciones, Ekaré
Awards: 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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