“Nippon” — Japanese Artists Exhibition in Lisbon

November 22–29 | Atelier Natália Gromicho | Chiado, Lisbon

Lisbon will host, starting November 22 at 5 p.m., the opening of “Nippon”, a collective exhibition of contemporary Japanese artists curated by EMP Gallery, and presented at the renowned Atelier Natália Gromicho, located in the historic Chiado district. The exhibition “Nippon” brings together works spanning a wide range of artistic disciplines — painting, calligraphy, poetry, photography, ceramics, and watercolor — showcasing the depth and diversity of Japanese artistic expression. More than an exhibition, Nippon is a dialogue between tradition and modernity, between restrained gesture and silent emotion. Each work reflects the harmony between nature and humanity, the delicacy of line, and the beauty of stillness — core values of Japanese aesthetics.
Curated by EMP Gallery, the project offers a visual and emotional journey that connects European audiences with the creative spirit of Japan, fostering an intercultural dialogue that transcends geographical and artistic boundaries.
After its presentation in Lisbon, Nippon will travel to Spain and other European destinations, continuing the EMP Gallery’s mission to promote and celebrate Japanese art on the international stage.

Exhibition Details
📍 Venue: Atelier Natália Gromicho, Chiado, Lisbon
🗓️ Dates: November 22–29, 2025
🕔 Opening: November 22, 5 p.m.
🎨 Curator: EMP Gallery
🌍 European Tour: Spain and other European countries

About EMP Gallery
EMP Gallery is an international platform dedicated to promoting contemporary art, with a focus on building cultural bridges between East and West. Through traveling exhibitions and global collaborations, the gallery celebrates artistic diversity and creative exchange across borders.

About Atelier Natália Gromicho
Located in the heart of Chiado, Atelier Natália Gromicho is a reference space for contemporary art in Lisbon, hosting exhibitions by both national and international artists. Known for its dynamic connection to the artistic community, it serves as a meeting point for cultures, styles, and generations.