Featured on artnet news, August 5, 2021

TeamLab’s Turbo-Charged Art Playground Inaugurates the Asian Art Museum’s New Pavilion

San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum is only the second art institution in the U.S. to welcome TeamLab, the ultra-popular Japanese art collective/interactive design corporation that has drawn crowds around the world. The debut of TeamLab’s major series of installations, dubbed “teamLab: Continuity," is designed to mark a big moment for the Bay Area museum, the first show in its new $103 million, 8,500-square-foot Akiko Yamazaki and Jerry Yang Pavilion.(Excerpt from the text)

EXHIBITION teamLab: Continuity

Featured on VANITY FAIR, July 12, 2021

Art Shows to Visit This Summer

For their first major U.S. show, at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, the Tokyo-based art collective teamLAB has created whimsical digital ecosystems that depend on visitors’ movements, so no two viewings are the same.(Excerpt from the text)

EXHIBITION teamLab: Continuity

Featured on HYPEBEAST, June 24, 2021

teamLab Launches Major Solo Exhibition at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum

Following its debut of two flame installations in Tokyo, the teamLab digital technologists make their way to the U.S. for one of their largest installations to date. The international art collective based in Tokyo brings its renowned immersive experience to the Asian Art Museum’s newly constructed Akiko Yamazaki and Jerry Yang Pavilion. “teamLab: Continuity" will be the inaugural event for the art exhibition pavilion, the largest in San Francisco.(Excerpt from the text)

EXHIBITION teamLab: Continuity

Featured on hospitality design, Mar 19, 2021

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Tokyo-based digital art collective teamLab is set to unveil an immersive new installation in the Roppongi district of the Japanese capital that comprises a maze of seven saunas and three art galleries. Spread across a large tent, the TikTok teamLab Reconnect: Art with Rinkan Sauna invites guests to dip in and out of hot and cold rooms and features diverse artwork conceived to engage all five senses, according to U.S. News & World Report. Punctuated by thoughtful lighting and color solutions, the installation will be open to the public from March 22nd through the end of August.(Excerpt from the text)

EXHIBITION TikTok teamLab Reconnect: Art with Rinkan Sauna

Featured on TOWN＆COUNTRY, Mar 18, 2021

Are Immersive Art Exhibitions Replacing Traditional Museums?

Already a fixture in Europe and Asia, digital art spaces are sprouting up across the U.S., promising immersive experiences that can transport viewers. The expansive, room-wrapping format of these shows riffs on an experience created by teamLab, an art collective based in Tokyo. In 2001, they debuted their landmark digital art technology, creating interactive rooms that grew into an eponymous museum in Tokyo, which opened in 2018. It had 2.3 million visitors its first year, the largest attendance for a single-artist institution in the world.(Excerpt from the text)

EXHIBITION Every Wall is a Door

Featured on SORA NEWS 24, Oct 12, 2020

Amazing new exhibits from Japanese art team TeamLab coming to life in the U.S.A.

An imagination-defying visual arts exhibition set to open by the end of this year.
Japan’s premier digital art collective, TeamLab, has created beautiful art installations in Tokyo and elsewhere in Japan that test the boundaries of interactive art, featuring themes such as water, light, and traditional Japanese motifs. For their next project, TeamLab’s imaginative innovations will be available outside Japan at the new Superblue Miami art center in Miami, Florida. (Excerpt from the text)

EXHIBITION Every Wall is a Door

Featured on THE DIGITAL FUTURE OF MUSEUMS, Mar 3, 2020

THE DIGITAL FUTURE OF MUSEUMS

The Digital Future of Museums: Conversations and Provocations argues that museums today can neither ignore the importance of digital technologies when engaging their communities, nor fail to address the broader social, economic and cultural changes that shape their digital offerings.
Through moderated conversations with respected and influential museum practitioners, thinkers and experts in related fields, this book explores the role of digital technology in contemporary museum practice within Europe, the U.S., Australasia and Asia. (Excerpt from the text)

Featured on TODAY ONLINE, 2019/12/19

Free Entry For Singapore Residents To teamLab's New Immersive Exhibition Read more at https://www.8days.sg/seeanddo/thingstodo/free-entry-for-singapore-residents-to-teamlab-s-new-immersive-12196650

If you love the dazzling Future World exhibition at ArtScience Museum, you’ll love this new digital exhibition at Gardens by the Bay (GBTB) even more. #Futuretogether at GBTB is an immersive exhibition of seven digital art installations, and is the brainchild of art collective, teamLab. They’re the maestros who brought you the Insta-worthy sparkly backdrops and installlations at ArtScience Museum. What’s even better? There’s free entry for Singapore residents once #Futuretogether at Gardens by the Bay officially opens on Jan 16, 2020.(Excerpt from the text)

EXHIBITION #futuretogether

Featured on NIKKEI ASIAN REVIEW, Jun 21, 2018

Digital art group plants forest of light and color on Tokyo Bay

TOKYO -- A Tokyo-based creative collective that has wowed crowds as far away as Italy and the U.S. has made a new splash at home, opening its first permanent exhibition of immersive digital art in Japan.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM

Featured on CNN STYLE, Jun 19, 2018

'Ultra-technologists' to open digital-only museum in Tokyo

teamLab, in collaboration with Tokyo-based urban developer Mori Building, will open a 107,000 square-foot museum in Japan covered entirely with digital works.Source: CNN（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM