NEWS | teamLab

DATEBOOK 登载。(July 19, 2021)

TeamLab’s ‘Continuity’ at the Asian Art Museum is a uniquely immersive, interactive experience

As my eyes adjusted to both the darkness of the gallery and the swirling pink and fuchsia flowers projected on the walls and floor, it hit me: a blast of sweet pea, maybe tuberose, perhaps peony? The fragrance drifted through the galleries (and my mask), and I mentally connected the smell to the explosions of digital flowers surrounding me. The perfume was mildly intoxicating but not too artificial: It was a heightened interpretation of what spring flowers smell like, rather than a re-creation. That is also an apt description for “Continuity,” the inaugural exhibition at the Akiko Yamazaki and Jerry Yang Pavilion at the Asian Art Museum by Tokyo-based art collective teamLab. The moving images, soundtrack and even the fragrances piped into the gallery are all entirely original and created by the hundreds of programmers and designers who make up teamLab, founded by Toshiyuki Inoko in 2001. The collective oversees a number of exhibition spaces in Tokyo in addition to exhibiting internationally, including at Menlo Park’s Pace Gallery in 2016.(Excerpt from the text)

The Phnom Penh Post 登载。(Jul 18, 2021)

Japanese forest lights up in digital art show

A cascading waterfall made entirely of light pours onto a rock while azalea trees are illuminated in a glowing ripple at a digital art show in a Japanese forest. Light installations featuring blooming flowers, giant koi carp and traditional calligraphy come to life after dark, creating an otherworldly ambiance at the exhibition that fuses nature and tech. (Excerpt from the text)

the Jakarta Post 登载。(Jul 17,2021)

Japan forest lights up in digital art show

A cascading waterfall made entirely of light pours onto a rock while azalea trees are illuminated in a glowing ripple at a digital art show in a Japanese forest. Light installations featuring blooming flowers, giant koi carp and traditional calligraphy come to life after dark, creating an otherworldly ambiance at the exhibition that fuses nature and tech. (Excerpt from the text)

FRANCE24 登载。(Jul 17,2021)

Japan forest lights up in digital art show

A cascading waterfall made entirely of light pours onto a rock while azalea trees are illuminated in a glowing ripple at a digital art show in a Japanese forest. Light installations featuring blooming flowers, giant koi carp and traditional calligraphy come to life after dark, creating an otherworldly ambiance at the exhibition that fuses nature and tech. (Excerpt from the text)

SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER 登载。(Jul 16, 2020)

Dazzling wonderland fills Asian Art Museum’s new wing

The new exhibition in the new wing of the Asian Art Museum is billed as an “immersive digital experience.” But visitors might call it a magical wonderland. You’ll find yourself happily lost in its darkened rooms filled with fluttering butterflies, flying crows, luminescent fish or expanses of colorful flowers that change with the season and smell as sweet as jasmine and gardenias.(Excerpt from the text)

Tatler 登载。(July 15, 2021)

Japan's teamLab Borderless Is The World's Most Visited Museum

When teamLab Borderless opened in Japan in the summer of 2018, it was already an instant hit with locals, tourists, celebrities and musicians. The unprecedented digital art museum has welcomed millions of visitors across 160 countries and regions—which is evident in the long waiting lines you see outside the museum. With its Instagrammable art installations that are also interactive, it ushered in a new era of art viewing, one that combines art and technology.(Excerpt from the text)

Time Out 登载。(July 15, 2021)

teamLab Borderless now features 25 new and updated artworks

Digital art museum teamLab Borderless in Odaiba is known to frequently feature a fresh set of artworks to reflect the changing seasons. However, this month’s renewal will be its grandest yet as the museum is unveiling new artworks as well as a Sketch Factory on July 15. (Excerpt from the text)

Time Out 登载。(July 14, 2021)

teamLab Borderless takes Guinness World Record for the world’s most visited museum

Since its opening in the summer of 2018, teamLab Borderless in Odaiba, Tokyo has received millions of visitors from over 160 countries and regions. With its mesmerising interactive art installations, it’s no mystery as to why the museum is high up on the list of places to see for tourists and locals alike. (Excerpt from the text)

TTG ASIA 登载。(Jul 8, 2021)

New garden attraction blooms at teamLab Planets Tokyo

To mark its third anniversary, sensorial attraction teamLab Planets Tokyo has launched a new Garden Area featuring two artworks that invite visitors to interact with orchid blooms and shiny ovoids. One of the two artworks is set in a garden with more than 13,000 live orchids blooming in mid-air. The other is a moss garden filled with ovoids that shine and resonate when pushed by people or blown by the wind. (Excerpt from the text)

Time Out 登载。(Jul 8, 2021)

teamLab Forest Fukuoka is updating its exhibitions for the summer

Last year, digital art collective teamLab opened a new permanent museum at Boss E Zo Fukuoka called the teamLab Forest Fukuoka. The dazzling facility features two main areas – an Athletics Forest as well as a Catching and Collecting Forest – based on the concept of exploring and studying nature. (Excerpt from the text)