A contemporary art exhibition featuring young artists featured on the TV program "Break Zen'ya: The Next Generation of Artists," which airs every Tuesday on BS Fuji, will be held at Bunkamura Gallery in Shibuya, Tokyo from February.

"Dance of the Sun" by Kamei Michiyo
The exhibition will be divided into two parts, Part I and Part II, and will feature works by artists active in a wide range of fields, including oil painting and Japanese painting, as well as photography, sculpture, installation, ceramics, glass, animation, and bonsai, all of which have been featured on the program so far. Part I, from February 1st to February 12th, will feature works by Adachi Atsushi, Ikeda Toshihiko, Izumi Toshin, Uchida Taro, Emoto Hajime, Oga Fumihiro, Okanishi Yuna, Ogawa Tsuyoshi, Kamei Michiyo, Kawasaki Minami, Kinoshita Takeshi, Mitsushima Yusuke, Sano Ai, Tsunenobu Akiko, Suzuki Yukihiro, Seto Yu, Takashima Hideo, Tachibana Kyomi, Tsuchida Keisuke, Tomioka Natsue, Nagashima Shinya, Narita Akeki, Nikai Takehiro, Hayashi Shigeki, Matsushima Jun, Minami Masahiko, Miyaoka Takaizumi, Murakami Hitomi, Murata Yuki, Mori Tenbi, Yasuoka Alan, and Yamada Mika.

"cool it (Dpg-o)" Uchida Yu
Part from February 24th to March 4th Aoiuni II will feature works by Shichiho Ishii, Minako Ishikawa, Chihiro Ito, Yu Uchida, Ryu Kawada, Saori Kanda, Kana Kitamura, Chiharu Kihara, Kazuki Sakamoto, Tokuro Sakamoto, Rena Sato, Kenji Shimizu, Mari Shimizu, Yohei Sugita, Katsuya Sugimoto, Anna Scripkariu Ochiai, Satoru Tamura, Hiroko Tokunaga, Iori Tomita, Natsumi Tomita, Hanako Nagakubo, Ryota Nishioka, Io Hasegawa, Iku Harada, Yuichi Higurashi, Saki Fujikawa, Tomoko Takai, Hiroshi Mori, Aki Moriyama, Mizumasa Wakahara, and Osamu Watanabe. The program will feature interviews with each artist, exploring their creative process through their own creative environment at Atelieroke. Contemporary art is often difficult to appreciate and understand, but the interaction between this exhibition and the program will make it feel more accessible.

In addition, videos of each artist are currently available on the Bunkamura Gallery website (http://www.bunkamura.co.jp/topics/gallery/934.html). They face, worry, and immerse themselves in their work day and night. Attention is focused on the present state of these future masters.