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Tokyo-based art collective teamLab will transform Kairakuan Garden for the upcoming Plum Blossom Festival. The animated art is called “Digitized Kairakuen Garden 2022," and will run from February 1st to March 31st 2022, on view every night between 18:00 – 20:30 p.m.(Excerpt from the text)
Por otra parte, el concierto “Beethoven en Teamlab Tokyo", que se emite 16 de diciembre a las 9:00 p.m., donde el ensamble The Philharmonic Five le da vida a la música atemporal de Beethoven en la extraordinaria sede del teamLab Tokio, el primer museo de arte digital del mundo en 10,000 metros cuadrados. (Extracto de texto)
El estreno del documental será a las 8:00 p.m. del miércoles y se complementará con el concierto “Beethoven en Teamlab Tokio", el jueves a las 9:00 p.m. Este fue un ensamblaje de The Philharmonic Five, que busca darle vida a la música atemporal de Beethoven en teamLab Tokio, el primer museo de arte digital del mundo. (Extracto de texto)
DIGITAL ART SENSATION TEAMLAB WILL OPEN ITS OWN IMMERSIVE MUSEUM IN TOKYO
Mark the island of “Odaiba" as your next art destination.
The wildly creative, 400-strong Japanese tech-art collaborative teamLab announced plans to open its first permanent exhibition space in Tokyo this summer. Called “Digital Art Museum," (full name: “MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM teamLab Borderless") the new 10,000 sq.m (107,639 sq. ft) gallery space will be established in the Palette Town section of Odaiba, a man-made islet in Tokyo Bay.（Excerpt from the text）
Digital art collective teamLab create jaw dropping installations and are set to open their first museum in Tokyo later this year.Magali Robathan hears their story.（Excerpt from the text）
Moody Center for the Arts: Opens 4 p.m. Friday. teamLab's "Flower's and People, Cannot be Controlled but Live Together - A Whole Year per Hour," through Aug. 13; Rice University, 6100 Main, Entrance 8; 713-348-4772; moody.rice.edu.（本文抜粋）
It’s around 2 p.m. when Toshiyuki Inoko arrives for our meeting at the downtown Tokyo headquarters of his company teamLab. He’s not in great shape. Inoko’s right foot is in a cast because he broke it a few nights earlier after drinking and dancing too much. Even at this late hour, it looks like Inoko–with his wild hair and foggy eyes–just woke up from another hard night. Before we talk, he orders a latte and pounds it in a single eight-second slug, then orders another and slugs again.（Excerpt from the text）
Largest Digital Art Exhibition in Tokyo
Recently, until the end of August there are an interesting exhibition which is produced by Japan’s famous company known as teamLab. “DMM. Planet Art by teamLab" is one of the largest digital art exhibitions in Japan. They have transformed approximately 3,000 sq.m. of the Odaiba area to the labyrinth.（本文抜粋）
There’s a clear, unspoken rule enforced in most museum and gallery settings: Don’t touch the art.But currently, that’s not the case inside the Johnson-Kulukundis Family Gallery at Harvard University’s Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, where a new exhibition is very much dependent on visitors’ touch.Titled “teamLab at Radcliffe: What a Loving and Beautiful World," the interactive exhibition features projections of Chinese and Japanese characters that represent elements from the natural world and cascade down the walls of the gallery. When activated by touch, the characters trigger images of their meanings, as well as sounds, to emerge.As they’re triggered around the space by multiple people, the images can also interact with each other, constantly creating new animated environments that cannot be repeated.TeamLab, the group from Japan that created the digital artwork, is an interdisciplinary consortium that consists of artists, programmers, engineers, animators, mathematicians, architects, and designers. Their multimedia installations have appeared around the world, rendering dreamlike, responsive environments such as a floating flower garden and a cosmos-like space filled with thousands of LEDs that give visitors the illusion of standing among stars.For the exhibition at Radcliffe, teamLab collaborated with professional calligrapher Sisyu and musician Hideaki Takahashi. It’s the inaugural show at the Johnson-Kulukundis Family Gallery, which was recently redesigned and renamed following a gift from Harvard alum Maryellie Kulukundis Johnson and her husband Rupert H. Johnson Jr.“teamLab at Radcliffe: What a Loving and Beautiful World" is free and open to the public Mondays through Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m., through November 14 at the Johnson-Kulukundis Family Gallery of Byerly Hall, 8 Garden St., Radcliffe Yard, Cambridge. For more info, visitradcliffe.harvard.edu.
Tra stand, esposizioni e panel di esperti, la principale fiera dell’arredamento e della decorazione francese, Maison&Objet, riapre i battenti per affermare con sempre maggiore vigore la via francese al progetto. Con un appeal, però, decisamente in crescita tra tutti gli operatori internazionali: sono in molti a guardare a Parigi come al secondo appuntamento del calendario del design da presenziare dopo il Salone di Milano, sia per business che per esposizione mediatica. E tanti anche gli italiani, da Seletti a Internoitaliano, che non mancano all’appello.
Invariati i pilastri che hanno ormai affermato Maison&Objet come un vero e proprio format: un Créateur de l’Année – adesso è Dorothée Meilichzon – illustra con una scenografia la sua visione della decorazione di interni; i giovani designer con Les Talents à la Carte espongono le loro creazioni, mentre la mostra Floating Flower Garden (a cura del collettivo teamLab) apre le porte ad un giardino sospeso, poetico e multisensoriale. Intorno, moltissimi marchi di arredo non esitano a presentare prodotti in anteprima: qui l’occhio di riguardo va al padiglione Now! Design à Vivre, quello epurato dalle storture del gusto del mobile classico.
Non solo fiera, però: la sinergia tra gli operatori del design continua anche in città con la Paris Design Week. Fino al 12 settembre, infatti, il Fuori Salone alla parigina anima il tessuto urbano mettendo in rete la creatività di 300 tra showroom, gallerie e marchi di arredamento. Organizzata per distretti – Saint Germain, Opéra, Marais, Le Docks (alias la Cité de la Mode et du Design), Barbés-Stalingrad – non esclude i fuori programma (come le incursioni tra le dolcezze di pasticcerie e food designer) e viaggia a metà strada tra l’agenda dei migliori indirizzi della capitale e la vetrina delle novità del momento.
– Giulia Zappa
Maison&Objet
Fino all’8 settembre 20154
Paris Nord Villepinte
http://www.maison-objet.com/
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Paris Design Week
Fino al 12 settembre 2015
http://www.maison-objet.com/en/paris-design-week