ART FAIR TOKYO
March 10th Fri – 12th Sun, 2023
Tokyo International Forum Hall E & Lobby Gallery
As the largest art fair in Japan and the oldest in Asia, ART FAIR TOKYO continues to bring together leading art galleries from across Japan and the rest of the world since its founding in 2005. The fair is a leading force in the Japanese art market, which targets established and new generations of global and local dealers and collectors to take note of the wide range of art.
Participating galleries for Art Fair Tokyo March 2023 have been confirmed!
The exhibitors for 2023 have been confirmed. For details, please check the website of Art Fair Tokyo. We are very much looking forward to what kind of exhibitions each gallery will be presenting at the Tokyo International Forum in March 2023.
■List of participating galleries:
A total of 144 exhibitors will gather in three sections: Galleries, Crossing, and Projects.
Galleries 124
Exhibition section of commercial galleries and art dealers that are active both at home and abroad
Crossing 13
Exhibition section where diverse art fields intersect
Projects 7
Exhibition section that introduces noteworthy artists in the art scene in a solo exhibition format
Please check the Exhibitors page for details.
Art Fair Tokyo will be held in March 2023!
In 2023, Art Fair Tokyo, Japan's largest international art fair, will be held from March 10th (Fri) to 12th (Sun). General ticket sales will begin on December 19, 2022.
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Event title : Art Fair Tokyo 2023
Period:March 9th Thu – March 12th Sun, 2023
March 9th (Thu) 11:00 - 19:00(invitation only)
March 10th (Fri) 11:00 - 19:00
March 11th (Sat) 11:00 - 19:00
March 12th (Sun) 11:00 - 16:00
*subject to change
Venue:Tokyo International Forum Hall E and Lobby Gallery
(3-Chome-5-1 Marunouchi Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-0005 Japan)
Admission Fee:Advance ticket JPY4,000.- (tax incl.) / Same-day ticket JPY5,000.- (tax incl.)
*Children below elementary school are free (must be accompanied by an adult)
Maho Kubota: Galleries and Artists, Strategically Looking to the Future
“I simply choose the work I want to represent or the artists I like,” says MAHO KUBOTA GALLERY owner Maho Kubota. “This intuitive sense of liking the work or artist is important, though there has to be something else too. There’s the originality of the artist’s work and its sustainability. And then there’s the strength of the resulting work.” Kubota spoke with Art Fair Tokyo about her relationship with artists and her gallery’s aims.
YUMEKOUBOU: Seeking Ways to Increase the Value of Artists
YUMEKOUBOU made its debut at Art Fair Tokyo in 2021 with a stunning installation of bamboo artist Tanabe Chiku’unsai IV’s work that became a word-of-mouth sensation. Alongside handling antiques by the first three generations of Tanabe Chiku’unsai, the gallery is the primary dealer for the current generation’s contemporary art. We spoke with the gallery owner Ken’ichi Kiyama and director Akira Nakajima about the core approach that runs through all YUMEKOUBOU’s activities.
Tokyo International Forum
Hall E and Lobby Gallery
3-Chome-5-1 Marunouchi Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-0005 Japan
1-minutes walk from JR/Subway Yurakucho Station, 5-minutes walk from JR Tokyo Station (Keiyo Line)