The event has been confirmed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture.

It will take place at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo with the aim of raising awareness about next year's Olympic and Paralympic Games in the Japanese capital.

Artists from Japan and overseas will feature after being confirmed as poster designers by Tokyo 2020 in July.

One new artist has now been added to the list - British Turner Prize-winning painter Chris Ofili.

Others already confirmed include Asao Tokolo, the Japanese artist who designed the Tokyo 2020 emblems.

He will provide two works, with one dedicated to the Olympics and one to the Paralympics.

Tokyo 2020 plan to hold a press preview event and an Opening Ceremony prior to the exhibition launch.

It will be the first public display of the official posters for the Games.

As well as Tokolo, the Japanese artists selected for Olympic works in July were photographer Takashi Homma, calligrapher Shoko Kanazawa, artist Tomoko Konoike, graphic designer Daijiro Ohara, painter Shinro Ohtake, graphic designer Taku Satoh and manga artist Naoki Urasawa.

Those from overseas are art director Theseus Chan from Singapore, Dutch photographer Viviane Sassen and Senegal-born artist Philippe Weisbecker.

Manga artist Hirohiko Araki is among those tasked with Paralympic works, as are graphic designer Goo Choki Par, calligrapher and contemporary artist Koji Kakinuma, artist Chihiro Mori, photographer and film director Mika Ninigawa, artist Tomoyuki Shinki and painter Akira Yamaguchi. 

The contributors were picked by an Artist Selection Committee comprising senior figures from the worlds of art, culture and design.