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Japan's teamLab readies renewed digital museum in Tokyo mega complex

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But this was a stolen idea of France in the beginning and the protection is about to fall out. Somebody lied to find the thief.

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I went to the Odaiba exhibition, and it was hugely impressive. Really looking forward to seeing this new one.

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But this was a stolen idea of France

No idea what you're talking about. Please provide a link.

I searched and found other people copying teamLab:

https://news.artnet.com/market/moneyball-bill-james-art-market-2105342

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Sorry, incorrect link above. It's this:

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/teamlab-museum-of-dream-space-lawsuit-2105207

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Just offer a 90% discount for everyone who leaves their smartphones at the entrance and watch how many take it.

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Projection mapping exhibits started in Denmark - I know this for a fact and did not originate in France. Also no one stole this technology, it has been an open source project available to all.

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I'm definitely glad this is back. I'm hoping they are able to fit even more exhibits into the new complex. It is kind of sad though that Odaiba lost a lot of it's appeal after so many attractions have closed down. I basically have no reason to go there anymore. Also, the official redevelopment plans for Odaiba aren't exciting in the slightest.

It was a pretty smart move for the people behind Azabudai to get their hands on TeamLab, considering in just about every other regard, nobody seemed interested in the project.

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Already experienced this in London at the Kusama Yayoi exhibition.

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Awesome can't wait to check it out! The exhibition in odaiba was fantastic!I am sure this will be even better!

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