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teamLab, 2015, Interactive Kinetic Installation, Endless, Sound: Hideaki Takahashi. ANTARA/Business Wire A museum where visitors walk through water becomes even more immersive with the addition of an interactive garden of 13,000 live orchids blooming in mid-air, and an ever-changing moss garden with glowing ovoids resonating with light and sound.
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teamLab Planets TOKYO in Toyosu, Tokyo is celebrating its third anniversary with an expansion: on July 2, the museum opens a new Garden Area with two interactive garden artworks.
Two gardens will open to the public: a garden where visitors can become one with the flowers, immersing themselves in over 13,000 live orchids that bloom in mid-air; and a moss garden filled with ovoids that shine and resonate when pushed by people or blown by the wind.
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Australians are more seduced than ever by French Impressionism, with the famous, high-grossing art movement recently taking up residence in several cities around the country. The National Gallery of Victoria’s own summoning charm is
French Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, an exhibition that runs until October 3.
With over 100 works loaned from the MFA in Boston, the show features Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, Camille Pissarro and Mary Cassatt, among others. Visitors traverse low-lit, moody corridors before arriving in brilliant white rooms dotted with the artworks. We’re greeted with a woman and child, by Renoir, and a Monet meadow before starting the exhibition proper in a pre-Impressionist period, showing how painting en plein