CANTOR AUDITORIUM — The two men from teamLab were an odd couple.
Before an audience of twenty, Takashi Kudo—slight, impish—quickly established himself as the spokesperson for the pair.(Excerpt from thetext)
Before an audience of twenty, Takashi Kudo—slight, impish—quickly established himself as the spokesperson for the pair.(Excerpt from thetext)
teamLab, the renowned Japanese art collective, recognized for challenging and expanding the digital art making practice, and Pace Art + Technology is holding an exhibition “Living Digital Space and Future Parks” till July 1st. Pace Art + Technology was established in 2015.(Excerpt from the text)
プログラマ、エンジニア、CGアニメーター、絵師、数学者、建築家、ウェブデザイナー、グラフィックデザイナー、編集者など、あらゆる分野のスペシャリストで構成されるウルトラテクノロジスト集団「チームラボ」。彼らの生み出したデジタル芸術が、シンガポールを代表する博物館「アートサイエンス・ミュージアム」にて、2016年3月12日より常設展示される。(Excerpt from thetext)
After testing the waters in 2014 with a temporary exhibition, the new permanent gallery is the first of its kind in Silicon Valley, a place notoriously uninterested in collecting art. (Excerpt from thetext)
The ArtScience Museum at Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands has announced its first ever permanent exhibition to the public – a futuristic world of high tech artworks and interactive digital experiences with TeamLab. (本文抜粋)
ウルトラテクノロジスト集団チームラボのアメリカで初めてとなる大型展示会「チームラボ:Living Digital Space と Future Parks」が、2月6日からサンフランシスコの新しいギャラリーPace Art + Technologyにて開催されている。ニューヨークを拠点とするアートギャラリーPaceの新しい試みとして立ち上げられたアートと最新テクノロジーの交わる実験的なスペースPace Art + Technologyによるオープニングエキシビジョン。(Excerpt from the text)
You can now get tickets for Living Digital Space and Future Parks at Pace’s Menlo Park gallery, which is, fittingly, in the heart of the Silicon Valley. With 20 digital works comprised of 50,000 lights, this collaboration between Japanese art collective teamLab and Pace Art + Technology is a very different kind of immersive LED art installation. Visitors are invited to interact with installations spanning 20,000ft², some of which are operated via mobile app and others through touch.
High-tech digital installations with traditional Japanese influences are on display in "Living Digital Space and Future Parks," the new exhibition at Pace Art + Technology, a pop-up space for the New York-based Pace Gallery. (Excerpt from the text)
Last year, PACE Gallery officially announced an ambitious Art + Technology program to illuminate the still widely unexplored digital space in contemporary art. Their first exhibition as part of this program (fittingly opening at their Menlo Park location) is a wide-ranging show with teamLab, an interdisciplinary group of Japanese artists known for visually stunning, interactive digital works. The show, Living Digital Space and Future Parks, promises more than 20,000 square feet of multi-room digital experiences. (Excerpt from the text)
Pace Art + Technology and teamLab present Living Digital Space and Future Parks : an immersive and large-scale, site-specific installation and digital playground for all ages. teamLab, the renowned Japanese art collective, recognized for challenging and expanding the digital art making practice, and Pace Art + Technology will present Living Digital Space and Future Parks.(本文抜粋)