A pioneering collective of digital artists at Tokyo-based teamLab has redefined the art experience by creating immersive worlds made entirely from light and sound. Since opening two museums in Tokyo ...

The museum welcomes vegan ramen from Kyoto, a new artwork space, and a flower shop where visitors can take home orchids from one of the artworks. TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--teamLab Planets TOKYO in ...

TeamLab Planets in Tokyo has become one of the most-visited museums in the world.Kazuhiro NOGI/AFP/Getty Images I went to Japan for the first time, and everyone recommended I visit teamLab Planets.

Patience. Understanding. Tranquility. This is what Tokyo-based “ultra-technologists” teamLab wants visitors to experience when they enter its new artwork, entitled “Floating Flower Garden; Flowers and ...

New areas have been introduced during the pandemic, including an artwork in the Garden Area featuring over 13,000 floating orchids and a vegan ramen restaurant where you can dine in teamLab’s artwork ...

Many rediscovered and reconnected with nature during the pandemic. Others rediscovered the value of real, in-person interactions after months of seeing their loved ones through screens. Yet even so, ...

The art collective behind teamLab, which started in Japan, has expanded across the world, developing partnerships to pay for its immersive technology. TeamLab Planets in Tokyo is a borderless world of ...

When art collective teamLab opened its flagship Tokyo venue, teamLab Borderless, in 2018, the group wanted it to fundamentally change the way we perceive and think about modern art. Whether it ...

As I approached the entrance of the new teamLab experience in Tokyo’s Azabudai Hills, it became clear that the relocated “digital art museum” would be a feast for the eyes. As viewers snapped their ...

The group’s psychedelic sensory playgrounds of light, sound, stars, bubbles, birds and more are expanding around the globe, dazzling millions of visitors a year. By Lisa Lucas There’s a reason ...

TOKYO, Nov 19 (Reuters) - In a basement maze beneath Japan's tallest skyscraper, construction crews and digital artists are racing to assemble an immersive museum that will serve as the cultural ...