teamLab: Hidden Traces of Rice Terraces
teamLab's New Nighttime Outdoor Exhibition in Izura, Ibaraki
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The Japanese digital art collective, teamLab has been producing top attractions in the country over the past years, starting with the world’s first digital art museum opened in Tokyo in 2018. Now teamLab’s artworks can be enjoyed across Japan, including permanent exhibitions such as teamLab Borderless, teamLab Planets, teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka and teamLab Forest Fukuoka, and temporary exhibitions.
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A new permanent exhibition of teamLab will open in Izura, Ibaraki Prefecture on 30 September 2024. The nighttime exhibition will be held in the remains of rice terraces tucked away in a valley deep in the forest that will be transformed into teamLab’s art space as dusk falls.
teamLab has been working on Digitized Nature project, exploring how nature can become art in its natural state. This project is based on the idea that by creating a series of works that feature beings that have existed for a long time and transcend our own time, going beyond the boundaries of our perception of the continuity of time and creating a place where one can feel that the existence is part of the long, long continuity of life. By using this long-standing entity as it is, the exhibition attempt to transcend the boundaries of our perception of the continuity of time, piling up meaning in this place even in the present day.
teamLab: Hidden Traces of Rice Terraces (チームラボ 幽谷隠田跡)
Location: Izura Yukoku Onden Ato Onsen
Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XewMEaedVBFk8LUFA
Official Website: https://www.teamlab.art/jp/e/izura/
Hours:
18:00~22:00 (30 Sep to 25 Oct 2024)
17:30~22:00 (26 to 31 Oct 2024)
* Opening times vary depending on the season. Please check the official website for the latest information
* Last entry 21:30
Closed: 7 Oct 2024, first Tuesday of every month from November
Ticket: 2,200 yen (adults), 800 yen (children), free (preschool children), 1,100 yen (visitors with disabilities)
* Advance reservations are required for your entry date and time.
* If purchase tickets on-site, an additional 200 yen will be charged to the prices below.
* If advance tickets have sold out, no tickets will be available at the door.
Ticket Link: https://www.teamlab.art/jp/e/izura/
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