Why Exhibit at AFT
ART FAIR TOKYO is held in the Marunouchi and Yurakucho areas, one of Japan's leading economic and financial centers, located adjacent to Tokyo Station. With its cultural maturity and economic depth, this location fosters new encounters between dealers and collectors.
Japan's only art fair spanning antique art, crafts, modern art, and contemporary art, ART FAIR TOKYO creates a space where the values of diverse artworks intersect.
By bringing together galleries, collectors, curators, advisors, and media from Japan and abroad, the fair provides opportunities for new relationships and in-depth communication.
Section Finder
ART FAIR TOKYO offers three sections tailored to each exhibitor's profile and presentation concept.
The fair's main section for established commercial galleries and art dealers
This core section of ART FAIR TOKYO presents booth exhibitions by galleries and dealers with ongoing programs and activities.
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A section for organizations and corporations beyond commercial galleries
This section is designed for non-gallery exhibitors and projects that bring together different artistic fields, perspectives, and forms of presentation.
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A section for commercial galleries presenting one or two emerging artists
Projects is suited to focused presentations of specific artists or themes, as well as experimental formats unique to an art fair.
Program Section
Beyond booth exhibitions, ART FAIR TOKYO creates opportunities to experience art through talks, moving-image programs, and special projects that explore the broader contexts of artistic practice.
Talk Series
A talk program that discusses timely themes in art, inviting artists, curators, researchers, and other speakers to share multiple perspectives.
Moving Images
This program introduces moving-image works—one of today's most contemporary and widely used media, encompassing diverse artistic, narrative, and formal expressions—in collaboration with curators, while building multilayered circuits with collectors, researchers, and other audiences.
Special Projects
A special initiative designed to create new encounters with art at the venue, offering experiences that emerge through direct contact between artworks and visitors.
