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ART HAKATA by tagboat 2025

The much-anticipated ART HAKATA by tagboat will take place from September 24 to 30, 2025, at the MEDIA STAGE on the first floor of Hakata Hankyu, located right next to Hakata Station. This marks the fourth year of this exciting art event that showcases extraordinary works from both emerging and renowned artists curated by tagboat Co., Ltd., which is based in Tokyo.

This year's exhibition will feature a diverse range of contemporary art, including portraits, abstracts, graffiti, and traditional Japanese painting. Most of the displayed pieces are new creations and unique originals, ensuring that visitors will have the opportunity to purchase exceptional artworks that stand out in the art world. Additionally, for the convenience of art enthusiasts from afar, all the pieces will also be available for online purchase.

Exploring the Event

During the same week, Fukuoka will buzz with art excitement as other notable events like the ART FAIR ASIA FUKUOKA and FaN Week attract art collectors and enthusiasts alike. Visitors to ART HAKATA are encouraged to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of contemporary art, where they can discover the current trends and innovations within the art community.

Featured Artists

The exhibition will bring together a selection of talented artists who are gaining attention both domestically and internationally. Some of the highlighted artists include:

• - AKIKO KONDO
• - 東菜々美 (Nana Mi Azuma)
• - 新埜康平 (Kohei Niino)
• - 今関絵美 (Emi Imazeki)
• - 海岸和輝 (Kazuki Kaigan)
• - 大谷太郎 (Taro Otani)
• - 小田川史弥 (Fumiya Odagawa)
• - タムロアヤノ (Ayano Tamuro)
• - マシューマロー (Matthew Mallow)

These artists present their unique perspectives and creative expressions, making ART HAKATA a must-see event for lovers of modern art.

Special Highlights

One of the stunning highlights of the event will be a massive 2 x 2-meter piece by 東菜々美 (Nana Mi Azuma), being exhibited for the first time in Kyushu. This breathtaking work will capture visitors’ attention with its intricate lines and dynamic colors that create a captivating spatial experience. Attendees will have the chance to see how the piece transforms from different angles, underscoring the allure of contemporary sculpture.

Live Drawing Event

In addition to the diverse art displays, there will also be an exciting live drawing event featuring artist 大谷太郎 (Taro Otani) on September 27 and 28, from 1:30 PM to 5 PM. Participants can bring photos of their pets or favorite animals, and Taro will create a personalized artwork inspired by these pictures right in front of them. Attendees will get to take home the finished piece, offering a unique and intimate connection with the creative process.

• - Event Details:

- Date: September 27 and 28, 2025
- Time: 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
- Fee: 11,000 yen (tax included)
- Location: Hakata Hankyu 1st Floor MEDIA STAGE
- Reservation: Required (limited to 7 slots per day)

Reservation Information

Reservations can be made via the special URL provided, and on-the-day participation can also be accommodated if there are available slots. Given the popularity of this event, it's advisable to book early.

Reservation Link

Event Overview

• - Duration: September 24 (Wed) - September 30 (Tue), 2025
• - Hours: 10 AM - 8 PM (last day until 6 PM)
• - Venue: Hakata Hankyu 1F MEDIA STAGE, adjacent to Hakata Station
• - Admission Fee: Free
• - Online Sales: Start at 12 PM on September 24, 2025

Note: Online sales will commence 2 hours after the venue opens, so art buyers are encouraged to act quickly to secure their preferred pieces. The exhibition's works will also be available at the venue, and priority may be given to on-site purchases during simultaneous sales.

For more details about the event, please visit the dedicated website: ART HAKATA by tagboat Website

About Tagboat Co., Ltd.

Founded in September 2008, Tagboat specializes in promoting contemporary artists and providing a platform for unique and innovative art. The company’s headquarters is located at 7-1 Nihonbashi Tomisawa-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Learn more at Tagboat Official Website.