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Publiziert in Time Out Singapore, (Jan 22, 2025)

ArtScience Museum’s ‘Future World’ exhibition will introduce two new installations in 2025

It's been nearly a decade since the ArtScience Museum introduced Future World: Where Art Meets Science, co-curated with international art collective teamLab, best known for their immersive and interactive experiences. This year, the exhibition will undergo an exciting refresh as part of the museum’s new season, Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, which explores the intricate connection between mind and body. (Excerpt from the text)

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teamLab Future World

Publiziert in Hypebeast, (Jan 21, 2025)

teamLab Planets TOKYO Unveils Major Expansion With New Immersive Attractions

teamLab Planets TOKYO is set to expand, unveiling a host of immersive additions designed to blend art, education and physical interaction. Located in Toyosu, Tokyo, the exhibition space will increase by 1.5 times, introducing three main attractions: the “Athletic Forest,” “Catching and Collecting Extinct Forest” and “Future Park.” These spaces will host over 10 new interactive art installations, creating a multisensory experience for visitors of all ages.(Excerpt from the text)

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teamLab Planets TOKYO

Publiziert in Designboom, (Jan 20, 2025)

teamLab expands planets tokyo with interactive forests of animals & athletics apparatus

teamlab brings 20 new works to planets tokyo digital museum teamLab Planets TOKYO in Toyosu will introduce its new expansion on January 22, increasing its total space by 1.5 times and featuring over 20 new interactive installations that bridge art, physical interaction, and education with a focus on nature. Among these additions are the Catching and Collecting Forest, the Orchid Glass House, and the large-scale Athletics Forest, spaces that challenge visitors to engage their senses and bodies in entirely novel ways. ‘For humanity, the acts of catching and gathering are fun, educational, and part of life,’ notes Toshiyuki Inoko, teamLab’s founder. (Excerpt from the text)

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teamLab Planets TOKYO

Publiziert in blooloop, (July 15, 2024)

teamLab Planets in Tokyo sets Guinness World Record for visitor numbers

teamLab Planets in Tokyo has set the Guinness World Record for the world’s most visited museum dedicated to a single group or artist. Between 1 April 2023 and 31 March 2024, teamLab Planets welcomed 2,504,264 visitors. This marks the second time a teamLab museum has set a Guinness World Record, following the 2019 record by teamLab Borderless, also located in Tokyo. Opened as a permanent space in 2018, teamLab Borderless went on to welcome a record 2,198,284 visitors between 1 January and 31 December 2019. As well as announcing its new record, teamLab Planets has shared more details about its upcoming expansion, which includes the addition of more than 10 installations.

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teamLab Planets TOKYO

Publiziert in Financial Times, (May 6, 2024)

Step into the most mind-bending, sense-scrambling arts happening in the world

A trip (and it is a trip) to teamLab Planets Tokyo, the showstopper exhibition that ingeniously dissolves the boundaries between real and virtual

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teamLab Planets TOKYO

Publiziert in artnet, (Feb 09, 2024)

Getting Lost in Tokyo’s New teamLab Experience

As I approached the entrance of the new teamLab experience in Tokyo’s Azabudai Hills, it became clear that the relocated “digital art museum” would be a feast for the eyes. As viewers snapped their photos out front in the designated spot, large black vinyl lettering, which stretched over the hallways in elongated forms, came neatly together to spell out “teamLab Borderless”.(Excerpt from the text)

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teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM

Publiziert in Artnet News, (Dec 19, 2023)

These Were the Most Popular Museums in the World, According to Google’s ‘Year in Search’

Turning first to the “Global” results, the Year in Search offers up a ranking of the most-popular museums in the world, as measured by Google Maps interest. They are: 1. Louvre Museum, Paris, France 2. The British Museum, London, United Kingdom 3. Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France 4. Natural History Museum, London, United Kingdom 5. teamLab Planets, Tokyo, Japan The big outlier, clearly, is teamLab Planets. The immersive-art extravaganza in Tokyo is a juggernaut, and a particular hit with foreign tourists according to reports. The museum claims that 1 in 10 foreign tourists to Japan buy tickets to check out teamLab’s interactive experience, which features a digital Koi pond where animated fish explode into flowers as visitors touch them, an environment where you walk among glowing spheres, and an area where you can interact with “solidified light.”

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teamLab Planets TOKYO

Publiziert in CNN style, (Feb 07, 2024)

Art collective behind some of the world’s most popular museums unveils new project

Tokyo, JapanCNN — When art collective teamLab opened its flagship Tokyo venue, teamLab Borderless, in 2018, the group wanted it to fundamentally change the way we perceive and think about modern art.(Excerpt from the text)

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teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM

Publiziert in BBC TRAVEL, (2024)

The world's next-generation digital playground

teamLab Borderless, Japan’s first digital art museum, is moving to a new permanent location in Azabudai Hills, a large-scale new real estate complex in central Tokyo.(Excerpt from the text)

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teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM

Publiziert in CONCRETE PLAYGROUND., (Jan 8, 2024)

Tokyo's TeamLab Borderless Digital Art Gallery Is Reopening in February with Dazzling New Installations

If your 2024 resolutions involve seeing stunning art and travelling, here's one of the best ways to tick both boxes: a visit to digital-only art gallery teamLab Borderless in Tokyo. Not only is the Japanese venue finally set to reopen in a new location, but it'll welcome folks back in with a spectacular array of never-before-seen installations. If you fancy being surrounded by bubbles, jelly, flowers and oceans, you'll be especially thrilled.(Excerpt from the text)

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teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM