We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who visited us during Photo London 2026. The fair concluded successfully last week at the historic Olympia London, and it was truly a pleasure to reconnect and share this special occasion with you at Booth A03.

This year marked an important milestone for UP Gallery. We were deeply honored to present a solo presentation by Taiwanese artist Wu Chia Yun within the fair’s curated Source section, while her video work Five, Four, Three, Two was also selected for screening in Photo London’s inaugural Film Sector.

Alongside the exciting response received during the fair, we are delighted to share another significant international recognition. Wu Chia Yun was recently featured in an in-depth interview by Financial Times Weekend, titled “Taiwanese artist Wu Chia Yun on home and homeland.”

As one of the world’s most influential cultural and lifestyle publications, Financial Times Weekend reaches an international readership that includes major collectors, cultural institutions, and key figures within the global art community. Distinguished by its long-form editorial approach, the feature offers a thoughtful exploration of Wu’s artistic practice, cultural perspective, and contemporary concerns. The article also highlights UP Gallery’s solo presentation at Photo London and several pivotal works exhibited at our booth.

We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to Wu Chia Yun for sharing such poetic and deeply resonant works with audiences in London, and to all of you for your continued support and engagement.

We look forward to sharing more outstanding contemporary image-based art projects with you in the near future.