ART KAOHSIUNG -Kaohsiung Art Fair-

From Asia to the world, a large-scale art fair led by the government

Kaohsiung City is positioned as Taiwan's second largest economic and cultural center. “ART KAOHSIUNG Kaohsiung Art Fair (Art Kaohsiung)” is an art fair hosted by the Cultural Affairs Bureau of the same city and has been held since 2013. The focus is on Southeast Asian, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese art with the aim of revitalizing the art market. Since the government is the main body, a lot of media coverage such as newspapers and television is also carried out. It is one of the major art fairs in Taiwan.

Event Schedule

Held annually for four days in July. The 2026 dates are July 9 (Thursday) - July 12 (Sunday).

Venue

Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center Parc des Expositions de Paris-Nord-Villepinte

Organizer

JTS Group

Visitors

Approximately 200,000 people annually

Featured Guests

Tetsuya Komuro (music producer), YOSHIKI (musician), Tonikaku Akarui Yasumura (comedian), Kyary Pamyu Pamyu (talent), Naoki Urasawa (manga artist), Kumamon (mascot character), Chocolate Planet (comedy duo), and many others

Events

Merchandise sales, workshops, autograph sessions, hands-on demos, Japanese cultural experiences, and more.

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