KL Art Book Fair 2025

For the Conference and RSVP programmes, you will receive an email with further information after you purchase the tickets. All slots are limited, so remember to register before they run out!

Born from artist-run culture and the self-publishing community, the Kuala Lumpur Art Book Fair (KLABF): The 5th Edition gathers and fosters individual artists, illustrators, designers, independent publishers, writers, photographers, institutions, and printmakers who create distinctive art books and prints.

With a growing selection of more than 125 local and international exhibitors from over 20 countries, including Japan, Thailand, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, the United States, Vietnam, Indonesia, South Korea, and China, fairgoers can expect a spectacular kaleidoscope of art books, artworks, and more.

This year's edition will feature our largest programme to date – with talks, workshops, conferences, exhibitions, special showcases, and more. KLABF 2025 will be a memorable festivity for all members of the public alike, and foster a dynamic and inclusive space for confluence, conversation, and collaboration.

Find out more about our exhibitors and programmes here: klartbookfair.com

RSVP for our ticketed programmes on your KLABF ticket order confirmation page after checkout.

Ana Tomy x KLABF 2025 Official Merchandise - Exclusive Early Bird Ticket Offer

For this collaboration, Ana Tomy joins hands with KLABF to capture that same spirit — in everyday tools made for those who live and breathe ideas. Designed in Malaysia, for thinkers, makers, and dreamers everywhere.

Get free KLABF entry tickets* when you purchase Ana Tomy x KLABF 2025 official merchandise worth RM200 and above. (*T&C apply)

Find out more here: ana-tomy.co/collections/klabf-2025 

KLABF Conversations: Emerging Perspectives - Dialogues in Design (Conference)

Join us for a sharing session with case studies, creative processes, and design insights by the three recipients of the 2025 JAGDA New Designer Award — Tetsuro Jozaki, Sarene Chan, and Hirokazu Matsuda, followed by a dialogue exploring contemporary design practices in Japan.

Tickets are RM50/pax.