Have you ever been to a teamLab exhibition? If not, you’d be in the minority. teamLab Borderless in Odaiba, Tokyo recently became the most visited single-artist museum in the world. You’d be hard pressed to wander around Tokyo for a day without seeing the vibrant advertisements for teamLab’s exhibitions or to miss the impressive impact the collective has had on the art and tourism world.(本文抜粋)
teamLab wants to fundamentally change people’s beauty standards. This may sound like a lofty goal for an art collective of so-called ultra-technologists but having guided millions through its immersive digital exhibitions since launching in 2001, ambition comes with the territory — and in high-definition.(本文抜粋)
In its first year, teamLab Borderless Tokyo was the most visited single-artist museum in the world, beating the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and the Museo Picasso in Barcelona. This November, the Japanese art collective will open the second edition of the museum right here in Shanghai: teamLab Borderless Shanghai, a 6,600 square meter space, within a stone's throw of the Power Station of Art, that will house 50 different artworks, some of them never seen before.(本文抜粋)
‘teamLab borderless’ — a monumental museum featuring a collection of teamLab’s 50 original artworks and interactive installations — opens in Huangpu district, shanghai on November 5, 2019.(本文抜粋)
Even if you don’t know them by name, you’ve likely seen their work in person or all over Instagram. From a room filled with suspended, color-changing LED strips to an illuminated forest at Singapore Changi Airport’s recently opened Jewel entertainment and retail complex, art collective teamLab is what many other new media creators have tried to imitate. (本文抜粋)
The next big immersive art installation by the digital art collective teamLab is scheduled to open in a luxury hotel and casino in Macau early next year.(本文抜粋)
International art collective teamLab has recently announced plans to open an immersive art museum inside The Venetian Macao. The 5,000 square meter space will be set up like a maze, leading visitors through various rooms filled with the group’s digital installations.(本文抜粋)
The Japanese multimedia collective teamLab, whose Tokyo space was the most popular single-artist museum of 2018, is due to open another permanent gallery in Shanghai on 5 November.(本文抜粋)
Immersive visual arts collective teamLab is set to open a permanent museum at The Venetian Macao in February 2020. Named teamLab SuperNature, the museum will present a series of installations and digital artworks that is only premiered in Macau.(本文抜粋)
On November 15, teamLab and Sands Resorts Macao announced the February 2020 launch of teamLab SuperNature Macao, a permanent museum dedicated to the Japanese digital-media collective.(本文抜粋)