An Expanded Art Fair for Collecting Contemporary Art
Nakanoshima×Kitakagaya
The contemporary art fair Art Osaka 2025 will be held from Thursday, June 5 to Monday, June 9. Art Osaka is the longest-running art fair in Japan, and is widely known for offering abundant opportunities to encounter works by emerging and mid-career artists. This year, as in recent years, the fair spans two locations. The Galleries section takes place in Nakanoshima, a major cultural hub in Osaka, and the Expanded section unfolds in Kitakagaya, a waterfront area bursting with creativity. This year the Osaka City Central Public Hall in Nakanoshima will be rented out in its entirety, and a special screening program will be presented in its magnificent theater. We invite you to experience Art Osaka 2025, an art fair that connects two of the city’s most dynamic areas.
Information
Galleries
Section
Nakanoshima
| Period |
6(Fri)–8(Sun) June, 2025
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|---|---|
| Venue |
OSAKA CITY CENTRAL PUBLIC HALL 3rd Floor
1-1-27 Nakanoshima Kita-ku Osaka 530-0005 JAPAN |
| Period |
5(Thu)–9(Mon) June, 2025
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|---|---|
| Venue |
Creative Center OSAKA
4-1-55 Kitakagaya Suminoe-ku Osaka 559-0011 JAPAN |
Screening Program
Nakanoshima
| Period |
To Be Being Seen:
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|---|---|
| Venue |
OSAKA CITY CENTRAL PUBLIC HALL 1st Floor
1-1-27 Nakanoshima Kita-ku Osaka 530-0005 JAPAN |
Ticket
Art Osaka Ticket（valid for entry to both sections）
Online Ticket: ¥3,500
Same-day payment: ¥4,000
*Admission free for children at elementary school or younger, with being accompanied responsible adults.
Expanded-Only Ticket
Online Ticket: ¥1,500
Same-day payment: ¥2,000
*Admission for university students or younger is free, provided visitors show a student card.
Techno Therapy Screening Ticket
Tickets available online only, all tickets ¥1,000
*Sales will end when capacity is reached.
*No same-day tickets will be sold at the venue.
*Preschool children are free if sitting on a guardian’s lap.
*Admission free for Screening Program “To Be Being Seen: Exploring Artistic Expression in Moving Image Works from the 1960s to
Today in Japan”.
Tickets on Sale: April 25 (Fri) 10:00−