Exciting Previews of DESIGNART TOKYO 2025: A Festival of Art and Design in Tokyo

Embrace the Spirit of Innovation at DESIGNART TOKYO 2025

Get ready for an extraordinary celebration of creativity as DESIGNART TOKYO 2025 approaches! Scheduled from October 31 (Friday) to November 9 (Sunday) in the vibrant city of Tokyo, this annual festival promises an eclectic mix of art, design, interior, and fashion presentations.

This year’s theme, Brave: Pursuit of Instinctive Beauty, will showcase works that dive into the essence of beauty sought during these transformative times. Attendees will be able to enjoy both the stunning displays and the thrill of walking through various exhibition venues located across seven major districts in Tokyo. From the latest in creation to gallery discussions that spark interaction with creators, DESIGNART is designed to be a gateway to inspiration and emotional connection.

Key Highlights

The official exhibition, DESIGNART GALLERY, will feature over 30 innovative displays and interactive sessions that allow participants to deeply engage with cutting-edge global designs. Centered in the bustling cultural heart of Shibuya, MEDIA DEPARTMENT TOKYO will host creative outputs from various artists not only from Japan but also from France, the Netherlands, Sweden, and beyond.

MEDIA DEPARTMENT TOKYO Exhibition Details

- Location: MEDIA DEPARTMENT TOKYO, 19-3 Udagawacho, Shibuya, Tokyo
- Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM (first day opens at 12:00 PM, last day closes at 4:00 PM with the final admission at 3:00 PM)

Attendees can gather additional information at the on-site information center that provides pamphlets and directories of exhibitors. This location serves as a starting point for enjoying areas like Omotesando, Roppongi, and Ginza.

Featured Brands and Creators

THE LIONS

In 2023, THE LIONS, part of Daikyo Corporation, unveiled its rebranded condominium line, focusing on novel living spaces that build human relationships. At DESIGNART TOKYO 2025, the brand will introduce an innovative project developed with architect Yuko Nagayama, aimed at redefining what makes a home valuable.

ZEN Solo Exhibition: Urban Equivalence

A standout attraction will be the exhibition from ZEN, a world-renowned parkour athlete and artist. His new series, Urban Equivalence, features photographs crafted in Los Angeles, marking their debut in Japan along with 18 impressive pieces including this year’s key visual.