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Art Gallery In A Box Subscription Review + Coupon – Spring 2018

Anna Rodriguez
ByAnna RodriguezJun 7, 2018 | 4 comments

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Art Gallery in a Box is a quarterly subscription that brings the art gallery to you! Every month they send items from current American artists and makers for you to enjoy.

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This box was sent to us at no cost for review. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)

art gallery in a box spring 2018 review

About The Box

The Subscription Box: Art Gallery in a Box

The Cost: $40 + shipping

ACTIVE DEAL: Save $10 off a 12-month subscription!
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The Products: 3 or more small works of art or handcrafted items in different media and styles by American artists

Ships to: US for $10, Internationally for $20

Art Gallery In A Box Spring 2018 Review

This was my first package from Art Gallery in a Box, and I was really excited to see what was in store for me! My package came with these information pages. They contain details about the artwork and the artisans behind them. It's really informative and interesting stuff!

"Be Kind" Button by David Gerbstadt

"Be Kind" Button by David Gerbstadt - Retail Value $1

Awww, isn't this sweet? I wore this button to pick up my kids from school right after I got it, and they both noticed it right away! We like it! I think it's a really nice reminder to always treat others with kindness. The artist, David Gerbstadt, has a really interesting story! He is based in Philadelphia, but has left his works of art all over the world, over 5000 works, free for the taking! A documentary called David Was Here has been made about him, and I plan to watch it when I get a moment.

Abstract Art Print by Amy Lighthall - Retail Value $8

I really like this print! It is exactly my style. I went to Amy Lighthall's website, and I like a lot of her prints. She is a very prolific artist! She makes great use of white space. She is based out of the Pacific Northwest, and I can see a lot of the naturalistic style in her work that is popular there.

Greeting Cards

Obvious State Greeting Cards - Estimated Total Value $15 ($5 each)

Obvious State Notebook - Estimated Value $7.99

Neither of these types of products is available on Obvious State's website, so I did a deep search... I was able to find a similar notebook by them to grab the retail value, but I couldn't find these greeting cards anywhere! In any case, I think the design on all of these products is very unique and clever. The paper used in the cards and the notebook cover are a nice, heavyweight, and the print quality is outstanding. Plus, I have so many bibliophile friends, I sent all three cards almost immediately. Obvious State is a design company based out of New York. I enjoyed many of the products on their website, including my new most-wanted mug!

Moon and Star Walnut Face Ornaments by Collin Garrity

Moon and Star Walnut Face Ornaments by Collin Garrity - Retail Value $6

These little ornaments are so cute! They are about 2" long and 1/8" thick. They are little trinkets, but they are very nice quality for what they are. They were handmade from walnut by artisan Collin Garrity, a designer based out of St. Louis, Missouri. He focuses on bold, simple designs in his woodworking.

Flying Pig Tote by Eric & Christopher - Estimated Value $35

Of course this is my favorite item in the box! It's just so whimsical and delightful! The bag (not including the straps) measures about 17"x16"x6" and is made from a very sturdy cotton canvas. Eric and Christopher are Pennsylvania artisans who paired up their love for screen printing and sewing to make wonderful items like these.

The Verdict: I really enjoyed my first package from Art Gallery in a Box! I feel like everything they sent has a mass appeal, and I usually like my art to be a bit quirky and unique. But, these items were all such high quality and lovely that the mass appeal extended to me. I think the value is also quite good, as I received a total value of about $73 for $50 shipped.

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? YES, as of publication, the spring box is still available!

ACTIVE DEAL: Save $10 off a 12-month subscription!
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Value Breakdown: This box cost $50 shipped. The average cost of each of the nine items inside is $5.56. The estimated total of the items inside comes to $72.99. This represents a discount of about 31%.

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Art Gallery In A Box is an artisan and handmade crafts subscription box featuring current American artists and makers. Each box includes a thoughtful selection of 3 or more small works of art or handcrafted items in a variety of mediums. Also included in every box are the biographies and stories of ... read more.
Anna Rodriguez
Anna Rodriguez
Anna has been a fan of subscription boxes since joining Birchbox in 2013, but didn't become a true addict until discovering subscriptions she could share with her children. Her favorites include Kiwi Crate and Fab Kids.

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4 comments

Mellissa Plowman

That pig tote is adorable!! My husband was raised on a pig farm and he still loves pigs. Adorable!!

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Anna

So cute! Lol!

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Christine H.

Oh man. I NEED that pig tote in my life. It’s a long-standing tradition in my house for me to give my husband pig items (long story lol). I wonder if I can get it before Father’s Day?? Probably not, but I can save it for a “surprise” gift!

After almost 15 years together, our pig collection is quite massive 🙂

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Anna

Too funny!

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