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'London Window' Exhibition Details

The exciting international group exhibition titled 'London Window' is set to take place at Art kyu Bifun kyu Paichu, a Taiwanese restaurant and gallery in Roppongi, Tokyo, from January 16 to February 7, 2026. This innovative exhibit, organized by The Chain Museum, aims to bridge cultural exchanges between Tokyo and London, two vibrant cities with rich historical ties.

Key Event Highlights:

• - Exhibition Dates: January 16 (Fri) - February 7 (Sat), 2026
• - Venue: Art kyu Bifun kyu Paichu, Roppongi, Tokyo
• - Opening Reception: January 16 (Fri) from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, free entry for all guests.
• - Purchasing Art: Selected works will be available exclusively through ArtSticker, starting from January 16 at 5:00 PM on a first-come, first-served basis. Interested parties can inquire about a price list in advance.

This exhibition features the work of five contemporary artists based in the UK, providing a fresh perspective on life through the lens of urban experiences and diverse viewpoints. Their artworks encapsulate the vibrant, historical character of big cities, presenting intimate visual narratives reflective of their respective times.

Among the artists featured are Thomas Cameron, who captures the soft light and quiet emotions of everyday life through a cinematic lens. His introspective moments resonate with the history of urban spaces. Joana Galego shifts focus towards intimacy and memory, illustrating the warm psychological spaces we construct to connect with one another.
Afonso Rocha portrays the dynamic scenes of human interactions within urban life, showcasing the energy that emerges from diverse individuals sharing communal spaces. Jane Mechner offers a sharp, analytical perspective through the everyday symbols and 'props' accompanying daily life, while Dien Berziga incorporates the aesthetics of the digital age into his work, drawing audience attention back to the physical experience in a rapidly evolving society.

The exhibition is co-curated by Rodrigo Chabeiro and Yuuki Saiki, and is made possible through a partnership between Art Embassy Network (ArtEN) and ArtSticker, emphasizing its role as a vital connection between the art scenes of Japan and the UK. As visitors explore 'London Window,' they will discover what messages the tales of common people and their daily lives in this vibrant metropolis convey about the world today.

Featured Artists

1. Thomas Cameron (Scotland, b. 1992)
- MA in Fine Art from City & Guilds of London Art School (2022).
- Focuses on capturing overlooked moments within urban settings, emphasizing solitude and the beauty of everyday life.

2. Joana Galego (Portugal, b. 1994)
- Graduate of the University of Lisbon and the Royal Drawing School.
- Explores themes of intimacy and memory, emphasizing the emotional fluctuations of human relationships through dynamic visuals.

3. Afonso Rocha (Portugal, b. 1999)
- Currently pursuing an MA in Fine Art at City & Guilds of London Art School.
- Uses irony and humor to investigate social dynamics and contemporary life, creating portraits that reflect today's interpersonal narratives.

4. Jane Mechner (USA, b. 2000)
- Pursuing an MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art.
- Analyzes multicultural identities and social routines through symbolic elements found in daily life.

5. Dien Berziga (China-Italy)
- Based in London, a cross-disciplinary artist exploring urban materiality through traditional painting and digital mediums.

For More Information

• - Exhibition Page: ArtSticker Event
• - Location Details: Roppongi, Tokyo

- Address: 2nd Floor Asahi Seimei Roppongi Building, 5-2-4 Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo, 106-0032
- Opening Hours: 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM (Last orders at 10:00 PM)
- Access: Just a 4-minute walk from Roppongi Station (Hibiya Line).

With free entry and a unique blend of artistic expression and Taiwanese cuisine, 'London Window' promises to be a captivating event for art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Come be part of a thrilling artistic journey that not only showcases London’s current cultural heartbeat but also celebrates the spirit of community in a globalized world.