The much-loved teamLab Borderless Museum in Odaiba has closed its doors. But don’t worry, and this isn’t the end! teamLab is ready for a fresh start. They will open a new, exciting location at Toranomon Azabudai Hills in a new name teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM, Tokyo. So, stay tuned for more immersive and interactive art experiences from teamLab!
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A Farewell to teamLab Borderless in Odaiba:
As we bid farewell to the mesmerizing world of teamLab Borderless in Odaiba this August, we reflect on the four unforgettable years since its grand opening. This high-tech art haven has captured imaginations and broke records, standing proudly as the world’s most visited museum.
As you step into teamLab Borderless, you enter an immersive art attraction. This innovative art space in Tokyo has brought together the creative ingenuity of the teamLab art collective and the latest technology to create a borderless world where art is in constant motion and transcends physical boundaries.
Art Beyond Borders: The Philosophy:
In the heart of teamLab Borderless lies a unique philosophy. This philosophy suggests that art isn’t limited to the physical or visual senses. Instead, it’s an experience that involves all our senses.
Here, you’ll find an array of digital light installations akin to a waterfall of lights. The idea is to offer a multi-sensory experience. Each building is designed to invite interaction, creating an engaging environment.
The art at teamLab Borderless isn’t just for looking; it invites participation. Every corner of this expansive space showcases captivating 3D art installations. As a visitor, you’re not just a spectator. You become part of the art.
You get to immerse yourself in exhibits like the Crystal Universe or the Forest of Resonating Lamps. Each experience in the museum blends music and visuals. This mix captivates your senses and inspires your creativity.
In short, teamLab Borderless offers an unforgettable journey into a limitless world of art.
New Chapter: Toranomon-Azabudai Project:
However, as with all things beautiful and transient, teamLab Borderless is set to close its doors on August 31 due to an ongoing redevelopment project of the Odaiba Palette Town area.
The famous museum’s closing has been the topic of much speculation. Where could such a stunning digital art museum find its new permanent home in Tokyo?
After much anticipation, teamLab has revealed its exciting future plans. The new teamLab Borderless museum will be integral to the impressive Toranomon-Azabudai Project set to open in 2024 before Cherry Blossom Festival in a new name teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM, Tokyo.
This sprawling ¥580 billion project, spanning roughly 8.1 hectares between the vibrant neighborhoods of Toranomon and Azabudai, aims to redefine city life by offering more encounters with art and greenery.
teamLab’s Continuous Endeavors:
Even with teamLab Borderless in Odaiba closed teamLab’s energy is still strong. Their goal is simple: to create more places where people can experience interactive art.
An excellent example of this is their new night-time attraction in Osaka. It’s in an extensive botanical garden and promises to be an eye feast. The teamLab group is genuinely dedicated to their art.
teamLab doesn’t stop there. It keeps drawing people in with its ongoing show in Mifuneyama Rakuen. This exhibition mixes the beauty of nature with digital art. It’s a sight that visitors won’t forget.
Also, art lovers can visit teamLab Planets in Toyosu until the end of 2023. So, even with some changes and obstacles, teamLab keeps working hard. They continue to shape the future of art that people can interact with.
A Future Filled With Infinite Possibilities:
As we await the reopening of February 2024 of teamLab Borderless in its new location, we can only imagine the innovative ways the teamLab art collective will continue to redefine the boundaries of art, technology, and creativity.
As we’ve seen in their current and past exhibitions, every teamLab experience is a journey into an immersive world where art is limitless, a journey into the infinite.
Opening: February 2024
Location: Garden Plaza C
Floor: B1
How to access it?
There are a few ways to access Azabudai teamLab Borderless, but the easiest way is by train.
Nearest Station: Kamiyacho Station
(Hibiya Subway Line)
Walk 2 min (200 m)
Address:
teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM, Tokyo
Toranomon 5-chome, Azabudai 1-chome, and Roppongi 3-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo
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