A festival dedicated to all things – you guessed it – beautiful and artistic, Designart Tokyo is back this year with its biggest event yet. It's set to take over central Tokyo, with an itinerary that's spread out across 100 venues in major districts including Shibuya, Roppongi and Ginza.
This multi-location exhibition features works by 300 artists and designers, including Honoka’s innovative use of 3D printing for the 'Tatami Refab Project'. The list of participants has expanded this year to include contemporary craft artists from Bornholm Island, Denmark, who are showcasing their work for the first time in Nihonbashi's K-Five from October 26 to October 28.
Brands like Muuto, Sanlorenzo and the internationally acclaimed Issey Miyake are also contributing to the festival's diverse offerings. The essence of connection and collaboration still remains a crucial element, and with the expansive range of exhibitions, there's something for every art and design enthusiast.
For the full programme, check out the event's website.