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Forbes 登载。(2020/07/29)

The Incredible Photos Of Japan’s ‘A Forest Where Gods Live’

In Japan, the relationship between humans and nature has always been an intrinsic one. A country dominated by nature, nearly 67% of Japan is covered in forest which is why it makes sense that they are also the country that introduced us to the concept of forest bathing: two words so buzzy and rife with cultural appropriation in the name of all things wellness that the real meaning behind it may have gotten a little lost in translation along the way. (Excerpt from the text)

RADII 登载。(2020/08/19)

teamLab is Opening its First “Immersive Club Experience” in Shanghai

Digital art collective teamLab, who specialize in Instagram-friendly light installations and interactive exhibits, have revealed preliminary details behind their forthcoming immersive club experience “Master,” a brand new nightlife project that will set up shop in Shanghai. The project comes after the Japanese collective’s collaboration with Chinese company NetEase’s electronic music brand, Fever. Together, they put on a series of “immersive electronic music experiences” at teamLab’s dedicated space in Shanghai, featuring a series of EDM DJs and producers among the lights at the end of July and beginning of August. (Excerpt from the text)

Bloomberg QuickTake News 登载。(Jul 24, 2020)

Outdoor Night Museum in Japan Turns Nature Into Art

These days, just being outside can feel like a luxury. Japan's leading digital art studio is betting that will continue even after the pandemic. TeamLab, a Tokyo-based company known for its award-winning psychedelic installations throughout the world’s biggest cities, is branching into outdoor exhibitions. The group has formed a new subsidiary dedicated to creating electronic art works for parks and gardens, and is partnering with hotels and museums to exhibit the pieces.

THE GLOBAL HERALD 登载。(2020/07/24)

Outdoor Night Museum in Japan Turns Nature Into Art

These days, just being outside can feel like a luxury. Japan’s leading digital art studio is betting that will continue even after the pandemic. TeamLab, a Tokyo-based company known for its award-winning psychedelic installations throughout the world’s biggest cities, is branching into outdoor exhibitions. The group has formed a new subsidiary dedicated to creating electronic art works for parks and gardens, and is partnering with hotels and museums to exhibit the pieces. (Excerpt from the text)

HYPEBAE 登载。(2020/07/08)

TEAMLAB IS COMING TO SEOUL'S DONGDAEMUN DESIGN PLAZA THIS YEAR

teamLab is set to launch a brand new exhibition dubbed teamLab: LIFE at Seoul‘s Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), a multi-cultural complex designed by Zaha Hadid. According to a press release, the digital art installation will feature immersive pieces that explore the beauty of the continuity of life. The art collective will start to transform the DDP this fall into an interactive space for the upcoming exhibition where visitors will get to “explore the relationship between the self and the world and new perceptions through art created using digital technology.” (Excerpt from the text)

Time Out 登载。(2020/06/29)

See teamLab's latest art in Tokyo for free this summer

Summer is approaching, which means we’ll be seeking comfort in air-conditioned museums (with face masks on, of course) and pools, and with icy cold drinks. Both teamLab Planets and Borderless reopened this month with increased safety measures, making them perfect options for beating the heat or hiding away from June’s rainstorms. As an additional summer treat, the digital art collective is exhibiting a brand new artwork in front of teamLab Planets in Toyosu from July 16. (Excerpt from the text)

Time Out 登载。(2020/07/21)

This new nighttime exhibition in the forest of Kyushu features 21 teamLab artworks

It seems like teamLab is everywhere this year, bringing some much-needed light and fun to these dark pandemic days. The world-conquering digital art collective is illuminating Saitama's Higashi Tokorozawa Park with large colour-shifting acorns, while the teamLab Forest in Fukuoka features seven brand new works for a whole new Instagram photoshoot. (Excerpt from the text)

Time Out 登载。(2020/07/02)

In photos: see the new teamLab exhibition opening in Fukuoka this month

Globally renowned digital art collective teamLab is known for its extraordinary art installations that are imaginative and immersive. The highly Instagrammable teamLab Borderless museum in Odaiba is one of Tokyo’s most popular attractions, and now it looks like folks in Fukuoka will get to experience the collective’s cutting-edge interactive art without leaving the city. This new teamLab sensation will be opening at Boss E Zo Fukuoka on July 21 and will host a total of ten exhibitions, seven of which are brand new. (Excerpt from the text)

stir 登载。(2020/07/02)

teamLab Planets in Tokyo is one-of-a-kind 'body immersive' museum

The art collective teamLab is a group of creatives from industrial fields, ranging from artists, programmers, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians and architects who work at a collaborative intersection that allows them to create an art experience which, as translated in their work too, truly knows no border. As an art lover, writer and curator, it has always been a strong pillar in my set of values that art and science progress better when the two work hand-in-hand. When looking at works by teamLab, my belief is only reaffirmed. (Excerpt from the text)

Time Out 登载。(2020/07/16)

In photos: this forested park in Saitama prefecture is getting a new teamLab exhibition

As if the manga museum and anime hotel weren’t enough reason to visit the new Tokorozawa Sakura Town in Saitama prefecture, the area will also be home to a brand new digital art exhibition from teamLab. The art collective is installing a permanent outdoor attraction, ‘teamLab: Resonating Life in the Acorn Forest’, in Higashi Tokorozawa Park, right beside the Sakura Town complex. (Excerpt from the text)