Artworks by Jem Magbanua (left) and Kim Borja. Handout

Masterpieces by Filipina visual artists will be showcased in Art Fair Tokyo 2025, which kicks off this Friday. 

Galerie Stephanie is the sole Filipino gallery at the event, dubbed Asia's oldest and Japan's largest art fair. 

This year's edition will be held from March 7 to 9 at the Tokyo International Forum. 

For its seventh appearance in Art Fair Tokyo, Galerie Stephanie will feature the works of contemporary Filipina artists Kim Borja, Naburok, Jem Magbanua, and Thea Quiachon on the international stage. 

Borja infuses elements from children's stories in her works, while Magbanua's drawings explore how places and people shape each other's conditions.

Naburok is both the artist name and character in a series of interconnected digital and traditional illustrations forming an enormous artwork, while Quiachon focuses on stories about people's intricate connections with one another. 

Galerie Stephanie can be found at Booth L015 of Art Fair Tokyo 2025.

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