Chapter 6: The creative economy and the future of the planet
A joint Japanese-Korean international art fair
“Study × PLAS: Asia Art Fair”
Monday, July 21 - Wednesday, July 23, 2025
"Study × PLAS: Asia Art Fair" is a comprehensive art and creative fair jointly held by Japan and Korea to coincide with the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and Korea, as well as to build a future-oriented relationship between the culture and arts of Japan, Korea, and the rest of Asia.
Study:The Osaka Kansai International Art Festival aims to use the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo as an opportunity to hold a large-scale art festival with the theme of "social impact," which refers to revitalizing culture, the arts, and the economy, and bringing to light social issues.The festival has been held three times since 2022 as a pre-event to verify the feasibility.
In 2025, when the World Expo will be held, it has been decided that an art exhibition called "Study: Osaka Kansai International Art Festival 2025" will be held in various locations throughout the Osaka-Kansai Expo "EXPO 2025," which will run for 184 days from Sunday, April 13th to Monday, October 13th (Organizer: Osaka Kansai International Art Festival Executive Committee (within ARTLOGUE Inc.)).
As one example, the international art fair "Study × PLAS: Asia Art Fair" will be held in Osaka City from Monday, July 21st to Wednesday, July 23rd, 2025.
The fair title "Study" represents our determination to never be satisfied with the status quo, but to continue to seek out new frontiers and take on new challenges.
Features
Features
This is a comprehensive art and creative fair that will be jointly held by Japan and Korea in conjunction with the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and Korea, and to build a future-oriented relationship in the arts and culture between Japan, Korea, and Asia.
This exhibition is being held jointly by ARTLOGUE Inc. and Plastic Art Seoul (commonly known as PLAS), a contemporary art fair that was established in South Korea in 2016. PLAS is positioned as South Korea's largest plastic arts art fair, bringing together a variety of plastic arts, including three-dimensional sculptures as well as two-dimensional works.
The venue will be larger than ever, occupying multiple floors of the Osaka International Convention Center (commonly known as Grand Cube Osaka), located in Nakanoshima (Kita-ku, Osaka City), a symbol of the water metropolis of Osaka where many cultural facilities are lined up. Since its establishment in 1999, designed by KUROKAWA Kisho, it has been the stage for major international meetings such as the G8 Summit (2000), the Summit Finance Ministers' Meeting (2008), and the G7 Trade Ministers' Meeting (2023).
Large-scale event
"Study × PLAS : Asia Art Fair” aims to be the largest NFT art conference ever held in Japan, bringing together top-class NFT artists, WEB3 and UGC, in addition to PLAS. It will be a new age art fair where NFT art from around the world will come and go with art galleries that Japan and Korea will cooperate to attract.
List of Galleries
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8th Avenue Ha Ji-won Gallery
Korea (Seoul)
APY (Art Project Y)
Korea (Seoul)
Art Kang Space
Korea (Seoul)
Art G&G
Korea (Seoul)
ARTNOID178
Korea (Seoul)
Artspace H
Korea (Seoul)
Art De Art View
Japan (Osaka)
BON GALLERY
Korea (Seoul)
Ching Ma Art
Taiwan (Taipei)
CHUWA Gallery
Japan (Tokyo)
Cheongjak Gallery
Korea (Seoul)
Chung Art Gallery
Korea (Seoul)
Feb gallery Tokyo
Japan (Tokyo)
Galerie GAIA
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY 41
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY361
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY BAUM
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY B&S
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY ETHER
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY GODO
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY LOOK
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY TATSUYA
Japan (Owariasahi)
Gallery Q
Japan (Tokyo)
GALLERY RHO
Korea (Seoul)
GALLERY YEOOUL
Korea (Seoul)
Gallery DM
Korea (Seoul)
gallery dream
Korea (Seoul)
Gallery OLYM
Japan (Tokyo)
Gallery Art noon
Korea (Seoul)
Gallery JOO
Korea (Seoul)
Gallery Mona Lisa Sanchon
Korea (Seoul)
Gallery Banditrazos
Korea (Seoul)
Gallery Wald
Korea (Seoul)
Gallery Woong
Korea (Seoul)
MAYOR RECORD SARL
South Africa
Gallerysai
Korea (Seoul)
GaBina K Gallery
Korea (Seoul)
Geumsan Gallery
Korea (Seoul)
Gomeisa GALLERY
Japan (Tokyo)
Gouadeloupeeeans
France
HAEWON GALLERY
Korea (Seoul)
ICHION CONTEMPORARY
Japan (Osaka)
J. P. Art Center
Korea (Seoul)
Jeon Hye-yeon Gallery
Korea (Seoul)
Kakuji + Martinez
France
KIMMIHYO GALLERY
Korea (Seoul)
Kimhyunjoo Gallery
Korea (Seoul)
MBG arts
Japan (Tsukuba)
MIO GALLERY
Korea (Seoul)
myheirloom
Japan (Tokyo)
Sanmok & Hwi Gallery
Korea (Seoul)
SBS STUDIO
Indonesia (Yogyakarta)
SFGY Gallery
China (Shanghai)
sinmi gallery
Korea (Seoul)
Gallery Sumiyoshibashi
Japan (Osaka)
Gallery SUIHA
Japan (Osaka)
TO GALLERY
Korea (Seoul)
YM GALLERY
Korea (Seoul)
MONONO Aharewo
Japan (Fukuoka)
Overview
Event Outline
| Title: | Study × PLAS: Asia Art Fair | |
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| Dates: | [Open to the public] July 21st (holiday/Monday), 22nd (Tuesday), 23rd (Wednesday), 2025 [Preview and Vernissage for Press and Invitees] Sunday, July 20, 2025 |
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| Venue: | Osaka International Convention Center (Grand Cube Osaka) 3F, 10F, 12F (5-3-51 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture) |
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| Organizer: | Osaka Kansai International Art Festival Executive Committee (within ARTLOGUE Inc.) | |
| Co-organized by: | PLAS | |
| General Producer: | SUZUKI Daisuke (CEO of ARTLOGUE Inc.) | |
| Director: | Shin Jun Won (Representative of SEOUL PLAS) |
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The event details are current as of July 1, 2024 and will be updated in the future.
Exhibitor & Gallery Recruitment
Call for exhibiting galleries
We are currently recruiting exhibitors for "Study × PLAS: Asia Art Fair."
If you are interested, please check the recruitment requirements and apply.
● Galleries and art dealers that handle not only contemporary art, but also antiques, crafts, and modern art.
● Organizations and corporations engaged in activities that contribute to the arts and creative industries.
● Organizations and corporations that are looking to collaborate with multiple young galleries and overseas galleries, and collaborate with artists, curators and art collectors to create attractive booths for visitors.
