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Hiroshi Nagai: Summer Dreaming

Travel back to the summer of 1980s Tokyo with Hiroshi Nagai: Summer Dreaming

Experience Thailand’s first-ever solo exhibition by the legendary City Pop artist, featuring original works created exclusively for Thailand.

Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel Bangkok, in collaboration with River City Bangkok, Singha, Kafae Dam, and MUSIC BOOM, invites you to step into a world of warm sunshine and everlasting nostalgia at “Hiroshi Nagai: Summer Dreaming.” This landmark exhibition marks the first solo exhibition in Thailand by legendary Japanese artist Hiroshi Nagai, whose iconic works have long been cherished by fans around the world.

For the first time in Thailand, discover Hiroshi Nagai’s world of art, music, and memories in this exclusive exhibition. See the sunlit swimming pools and endless horizons that became synonymous with the City Pop era up close, where every brushstroke, texture, and vibrant color reveals a richness that can’t be fully experienced on a page or a screen. The exhibition also features three rare works from the artist’s collection spanning the 1980s to the 2010s, alongside four brand-new original paintings created especially for Bangkok. Experience the timeless vision of this legendary artist with your own eyes.

“Hiroshi Nagai: Summer Dreaming” is open to the public with free admission from August 4 – September 4, 2026, at RCB Galleria 1, 2nd Floor, River City Bangkok.

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