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 Prefectural 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 Kisho Kurokawa, 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).

"Study × PLAS: Asia Art Fair" will be co-hosted by PLAS and NOX Gallery, a distributor specializing in NFT art that holds exhibitions and sales events for NFT art not only in Japan but also around the world. The aim is to create the largest NFT art conference ever in Japan, gathering top-class NFT artists as an expanded version of the NFT event "TOKYO SOLID," which has been a big hit overseas in countries such as France, Dubai, and Mexico. This will be a new-age art fair where art galleries, jointly invited by Japan and Korea, and NFT art from around the world come and go.