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EASTEAST_TOKYO 2025: A New Era in Art Exhibitions

The excitement builds as The Chain Museum, headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, announces the ticket sales for the highly anticipated art fair, EASTEAST_TOKYO 2025. Scheduled from November 8 to 10, 2025, at the Science Museum, this event promises to showcase a diverse range of artistic practices and cultural dialogues within the realm of contemporary art.

Overview of EASTEAST_TOKYO 2025

EASTEAST_TOKYO is not just an art fair; it represents a movement cultivated by cultural practitioners in Tokyo who share a passion for innovation in art. Established on principles of independence and solidarity, this fair encourages collaborative exploration of contemporary art's role in society. Since its inaugural event in 2020, which uniquely addressed the impact of the pandemic on art and galleries, EASTEAST has rapidly evolved into a vital exhibition, shifting its location in 2023 to the Science Museum where it attracted roughly 10,000 visitors.

The upcoming edition, which will be the third, aims not only to expand participation from local artists but also to feature international galleries, adding a global dimension to the dialogue about art.

A Rich Program for Attendees

The fair's program includes participation from 26 galleries and spaces from Japan and Asia, featuring an array of disciplines such as video, sound, performance art, and interactive discussions. Notably, this edition of EASTEAST_TOKYO will host 13 new domestic galleries alongside three international showcases, providing a platform for diverse perspectives in contemporary art. Curators JACKSON kaki and non-syntax will lead projects like the EE_V/S/P Program, and attendees can look forward to immersive performances addressing human existence and relationships presented by the Stilllive Performance Platform.

Additionally, the EE_Kitchen & Bar will serve as a social gathering space, where attendees can network and discuss pressing issues in the art world, reflecting the fair's commitment to community engagement.

Locations and Logistics

The event will also extend into Kitanomaru Park, adjacent to the Science Museum, with free exhibitions under the theme EE_Park. Here, new art practices emerging from local contexts such as Tokyo and Noto will be highlighted.

Daily entry to the main fair is reasonably priced at ¥2,000 for general admission and ¥1,000 for those under 23, encouraging young art enthusiasts to participate. Multi-day passes will also be available.

Important Dates

• - Preview Day: November 7, 2025 (invitation only)
• - Main Event: November 8-10, 2025

Opening Hours:

• - November 8: 12:00–19:00
• - November 9: 12:00–19:00
• - November 10: 12:00–17:00

Last entry is one hour before closing.

Collaboration and Accessibility

The fair is supported by a range of partners including Mizuno Corporation, Parco Co., Ltd., and Tokyu Corporation, and relies on community contributions to enrich the experience of attendees. The approach also emphasizes accessibility - individuals with disabilities and their companions can attend for free upon presenting valid documentation.

Tickets can be purchased through the official ArtSticker platform, enabling a seamless e-commerce experience. For ticket purchase and more information about the event, visit here.

Conclusion

EASTEAST_TOKYO 2025 is more than an art fair; it's a hub for innovative thought and a celebration of cultural expression that bridges traditional and contemporary practices. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this transformative experience in the heart of Tokyo. Join us, and explore the future of art together!

For regular updates and additional details, follow EASTEAST on their Instagram page.