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Celebrating 50 Years of Street Art with agnès b.

The exhibition titled "agnès b. on aime le graff!! _50年、ストリートとともに" will be held from May 22 to June 8, 2026, at PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO, located on the 4th floor of Shibuya PARCO in Tokyo. This exciting event marks a significant milestone for the iconic fashion brand agnès b., which has maintained a long-standing relationship with the street art movement.

Originally inspired by an exhibition at the La Piscine Museum in Roubaix, France, this showcase is a meticulously restructured collection that reflects both local and international street art. Since opening its first store in Paris in 1976, agnès b. has consistently paid homage to the streets, supporting numerous artists and providing platforms for expression. Notably, in 1984, they were among the pioneers in giving artists exhibition opportunities, establishing a legacy that continues to flourish today.

The exhibition will feature an impressive selection of artworks curated from a vast collection that agnès b. has amassed over the years, highlighting notable figures in the graffiti world. Visitors can look forward to works by over 20 artists including renowned names like FUTURA2000, Craig Costello (KR), Hiraku Suzuki, and even Dennis Hopper. Each piece reflects the raw energy and vibrant creativity that originated from street culture and showcases the cross-section of fashion and graffiti art. The display will also include archival items related to iconic artist T-shirts created in collaboration with these artists—an intriguing convergence of two expressive forms.

In tandem with the exhibition, various exclusive items will be available for purchase. Visitors can get their hands on collaboration T-shirts designed with Craig Costello, a key figure in New York's graffiti scene who is also known for founding the art supply brand KRINK. Detailed information about pricing and the collection will be provided closer to the exhibition date.

Exhibition Details

• - Title: agnès b. on aime le graff!! _50年、ストリートとともに
• - Dates: May 22, 2026 – June 8, 2026
• - Venue: PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO, 15-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya, Tokyo, 4F
• - Hours: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM (Last day closes at 6:00 PM, entries accepted until 30 minutes prior)
• - Admission Fee: 500 yen (tax included), free for preschool children.

Special Initiatives

To encourage more art enthusiasts to experience this ground-breaking exhibition, agnès b. has announced that individuals registered under the "Les amis agnès b." membership program will enjoy complimentary access to the event. These guests can secure their tickets via the official agnès b. app, available on both Google Play and the App Store. It’s an excellent opportunity to explore the intersection of street culture and fashion at no cost!

Related Programs

Alongside the main exhibition, agnès b. will also facilitate a series of related activities aimed at enriching the viewer's experience. These include:
1. TENGAone Solo Exhibition: Running until May 24, 2026, at the agnès b. Gallery Boutique, showcasing Tokyo-based street artist TENGAone's work.
2. Craig Costello (KR) Exhibition: Starting May 30, 2026, featuring his unique graffiti style and continued evolution as an artist.
3. Public Art Residency: Emerging artists BIKO and KENNY will be creating art live at the agnès b. Shibuya store from May 18 to May 24, 2026.

Each of these events captures the essence of agnès b.’s dedication to fostering artistic talent and promoting the street art movement, making this series of exhibitions an absolute must-visit.

As a brand, agnès b. exemplifies French casual fashion, creating timeless, high-quality clothing that resonates with a global audience. They also hold a strong commitment to sustainability, contributing to environmental conservation efforts and promoting various social causes through art, music, and fashion.

Experience the vibrant world of street art through agnès b.'s lens and celebrate 50 years of its influence in the artistic community. This exhibition promises to inspire and connect visitors with the dynamic culture that continues to evolve in the heartbeat of our streets.