Art Share L.A. hosts Delicious in Dungeon July 2–26

Art Share L.A. is due to host a Los Angeles run of the “Delicious in Dungeon” and Ryoko Kui exhibition from July 2 through July 26, according to event reporting published Wednesday. Anime News Network listed the show as opening July 2 and running through July 26 at the Arts District venue. (bsky.app) A May 19 social media post from Catsuka also circulated a poster naming Art Share L.A. and the same dates. ### Which dates are confirmed for the Los Angeles exhibition? July 2 to July 26, 2026, are the dates attached to the Los Angeles stop in the reporting now in circulation. (bsky.app) Anime News Network’s May 20 item said the exhibition will take place at Art Share L.A. and run through July 26. Catsuka’s May 19 post carried the same date range on an exhibition poster. The available public references do not, at least in the material surfaced here, provide opening hours, ticketing terms or a full programming schedule for the Los Angeles run. What is verified is the venue, the city and the run dates. (bsky.app) ### What exactly is this exhibition tied to? Ryoko Kui is the manga creator best known for “Delicious in Dungeon,” the fantasy cooking-and-adventure series that ran from 2014 to 2023. The exhibition format associated with her work has previously included displays of art and replica manuscripts tied both to “Delicious in Dungeon” and to Kui’s earlier works. (bsky.app) INCUBASE Studio, which described another stop for the exhibition, said that version featured more than 150 illustrations and replica manuscripts, interview clips and drawing videos, alongside “Delicious in Dungeon” displays and merchandise. (bsky.app) Those details come from a separate staging, so they should be read as context for the exhibition format rather than a confirmed floor plan for Los Angeles. ### Why is Los Angeles a notable stop? Los Angeles has already been a market for Kui-related events. In July 2024, Kinokuniya Los Angeles hosted a signing event for Kui during the Anime Expo period, according to Kinokuniya USA’s event page, and local fan coverage at the time noted additional Los Angeles appearances tied to the series. (en.wikipedia.org) Art Share L.A. is also a known exhibition and performance venue in the city’s Arts District. Its Eventbrite organizer page describes the nonprofit as focused on providing space and support for emerging artists in Los Angeles. (incubasestudio.com) ### What has been publicly posted so far? May 19 is the date of the Catsuka post cited in the source briefing, which shared a poster naming Art Share L.A. and the July 2–26 run. On May 20, Anime News Network amplified the announcement in a news item and social post, repeating the Los Angeles venue and dates. (usa.kinokuniya.com) No official Art Share L.A. event page with readable public details was accessible in the material surfaced here, and no ticket page for the Los Angeles stop was verified from the sources reviewed. That means admission terms, hours and any opening-day programming remain unconfirmed in this report. (eventbrite.com) ### What should readers watch for next? July 2 is the next fixed date attached to the exhibition, when the Los Angeles run is scheduled to open at Art Share L.A. Readers looking for additional details should watch for a venue listing from Art Share L.A. or further distribution updates from outlets already reporting the event, including Anime News Network. (bsky.app) (artsharela.org)