teamLab Planets attempts to dissolve the boundary between body and art with its experimental rooms. In all, there are a total of nine artworks, four exhibition spaces and two gardens.(Excerpt from the text)
Japanese art collective teamLab have launched a new exhibition ‘A forest where gods live’, which sees a forest in the southwest island of Kyushu brought to life with lights and colourful projections.(Excerpt from the text)
Not only does Continuity mark Tokyo-based art collective teamLab’s first solo show in the United States, it’s also the first exhibition to be held at the Asian Art Museum’s Akiko Yamazaki and Jerry Yang Pavilion, a newly constructed 8,500-square-foot gallery space in San Francisco designed by celebrated Thai architect Kulapat Yantrasast of wHY. Yantrasast was asked to create a pavilion that would be able to house large, uninterrupted installations, and teamLab’s Continuity fit the end result like Cinderella’s foot in her glass slipper.(Excerpt from the text)
teamLab Planets Tokyo has just announced its plan to open a new garden area with two interactive garden art installations in celebration of the museum’s third anniversary in Japan.(Excerpt from the text)
"TeamLab: Continuity" is housed within the Museum's new Akiko Yamazaki and Jerry Yang Pavilion. This contemporary digital experience dissolves boundaries between artwork and viewer, as individuals step into an ecosystem of imagery inspired by nature and East Asian Art. (Excerpt from the text)
The facilities at Palette Town will shutter sequentially from the end of 2021 starting with Mega Web Toyota City Showcase on December 31. This will be followed by live music venue Zepp Tokyo on January 1 2021, VenusFort shopping centre on March 27, and finally, both teamLab Borderless and the Palette Town Giant Sky Wheel on August 31 next year. (Excerpt from the text)
Check out any Tokyo guidebook and one of the top places they’ll recommend to visit are the teamLab art museums. The art museums are popular with locals and tourists alike, and are considered to be some of Tokyo’s most Instagrammable spots.(Excerpt from the text)
Not all the shows are about painters. On Friday, San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum will open the nature-oriented “teamLab: Continuity,” developed by a Tokyo-based arts collective. Founded 20 years ago, teamLab has created more than two dozen installations and immersive digital shows around the world.(Excerpt from the text)
As the clouds of butterflies came rushing at me, I swayed on my feet, entranced but also disoriented. My twin sons, Gege and Didi, didn’t hesitate. They ran full speed toward the dazzling, shifting images and climbed up the tilted walls at the new teamLab exhibit at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.(Excerpt from the text)
Tokyo, Japan – July 21, 2021 – teamLab Planets TOKYO in Toyosu, Tokyo is celebrating its third anniversary with an expansion: on July 2, the museum opened a new Garden Area, with two interactive garden art installations. (Excerpt from the text)