【Art @ Harbour 2024】teamLab: Continuous
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The LCSD teamed up with teamLab to curate the “teamLab: Continuous” exhibition. The exhibition presents two magnificent large-scale art installations: “Resonating Life which Continues to Stand” which showcases hundreds of colourful luminous ovoids with continuously changing colours and sound triggered by visitors' interactions; “Resonating Trees” which makes the light of dozens of trees in the park spread, changing its colour and resonating sound tones in response to the ovoids. The exhibits will span across the lawns of the Tamar Park and extend to the Victoria Harbour, triggering a mesmerising display of kaleidoscopic colours and soothing soundscapes through people’s participation. The luminous spectacle serves as both a collaborative artwork by people and nature and conveys the beauty of continuity that exists within our urban landscape, heightening the sense of awareness of the existence of other people in the same space and the environment, and harmonising with the bustling night vistas of Victoria Harbour.
The LCSD teamed up with teamLab to curate the “teamLab: Continuous” exhibition. The exhibition presents two magnificent large-scale art installations: “Resonating Life which Continues to Stand” which showcases hundreds of colourful luminous ovoids with continuously changing colours and sound triggered by visitors' interactions; “Resonating Trees” which makes the light of dozens of trees in the park spread, changing its colour and resonating sound tones in response to the ovoids. The exhibits will span across the lawns of the Tamar Park and extend to the Victoria Harbour, triggering a mesmerising display of kaleidoscopic colours and soothing soundscapes through people’s participation. The luminous spectacle serves as both a collaborative artwork by people and nature and conveys the beauty of continuity that exists within our urban landscape, heightening the sense of awareness of the existence of other people in the same space and the environment, and harmonising with the bustling night vistas of Victoria Harbour.
Presented by: Leisure and Cultural Services Department Co-organised by: Art Promotion Office and Science Promotion Unit Participating art group: teamLab
Free admission. Walk-in visits are welcome. For exhibition details: https://www.museums.gov.hk/en/web/portal/artatharbour2024-teamlab-continuous-about-exhibition.html
Admission Point: MTR Admiralty Station Exit A - Footbridge at Harcourt Road to Central Government Office Please take the escalator or lift to the footbridge for admission. The queuing area is on the left side of the footbridge. Admission Routes for Visitors (Map) Wheelchair users can refer to “Admission guide for wheelchair users”
Things to note
Admission Arrangement
- Please follow our staff’s instructions for queuing and entering the exhibition area.
- The suggested visit duration is about 30 - 45 minutes.
- To allow more visitors to enjoy the show and to provide better visiting experience, we may conduct venue clearance as deemed necessary each night. Please follow our staff's instructions for the arrangement orderly.
- Wheelchair users may use the visiting routes for wheelchairs.
- The last entry time is 10:50pm. Visitors who arrive after the last entry time will not be admitted.
- Visitors are advised to check the webpage to learn about the visit guidelines before admission.
Points to Note
- Visitors are advised to keep moving forward and avoid prolonged stops during the visit.
- Please maintain a quiet environment to get the best visiting experience.
- Please touch the exhibits gently and avoid slapping them.
- Pay attention to the surrounding audience and environment. Please maintain etiquette and order.
- To create the atmosphere of the exhibition, the exhibition environment is dimly lit. All visitors, especially the elderlies and pregnant women, should be cautious when walking in the venue or interacting with the exhibits. If you need any assistance, please contact our staff.
- For safety considerations, please follow the suggested visiting route and the instructions of our staff. To avoid accidents, please do not enter areas with densely packed exhibits.
- Some artworks have strong lighting and loud audio effects that may cause momentary discomfort. Visitors should ensure that their health conditions are suitable for visiting the exhibition. Please inform our staff immediately if you are not feeling well.
- Please be aware of the uneven ground and some grass areas may be slippery and muddy. Please mind the steps in the venue.
- Please wear comfortable flat shoes and avoid wearing high heels, slippers, sandals or any footwear that is unsuitable for walking on grass areas.
- Please keep an eye on your children to ensure they do not get lost.
- To ensure the safety of the visitors and protect the exhibits, please do not bring pets, large luggage, strollers, large backpacks, or any items that may cause annoyance or inconvenience to other visitors.
- The exhibition venue is an outdoor space susceptible to weather conditions. Visitors should be aware of high temperatures, cold weather, slippery floors, strong winds, etc. Visitors must ensure that their health conditions are suitable for visiting the exhibition.
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Admission Point: MTR Admiralty Station Exit A - Footbridge at Harcourt Road to Central Government Office. Please take the escalator or lift to the footbridge for admission. The queuing area is on the left side of the footbridge.
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The LCSD teamed up with teamLab to curate the “teamLab: Continuous” exhibition. The exhibition presents two magnificent large-scale art installations: “Resonating Life which Continues to Stand” which showcases hundreds of colourful luminous ovoids with continuously changing colours and sound triggered by visitors' interactions; “Resonating Trees” which makes the light of dozens of trees in the park spread, changing its colour and resonating sound tones in response to the ovoids. The exhibits will span across the lawns of the Tamar Park and extend to the Victoria Harbour, triggering a mesmerising display of kaleidoscopic colours and soothing soundscapes through people’s participation. The luminous spectacle serves as both a collaborative artwork by people and nature and conveys the beauty of continuity that exists within our urban landscape, heightening the sense of awareness of the existence of other people in the same space and the environment, and harmonising with the bustling night vistas of Victoria Harbour.
The LCSD teamed up with teamLab to curate the “teamLab: Continuous” exhibition. The exhibition presents two magnificent large-scale art installations: “Resonating Life which Continues to Stand” which showcases hundreds of colourful luminous ovoids with continuously changing colours and sound triggered by visitors' interactions; “Resonating Trees” which makes the light of dozens of trees in the park spread, changing its colour and resonating sound tones in response to the ovoids. The exhibits will span across the lawns of the Tamar Park and extend to the Victoria Harbour, triggering a mesmerising display of kaleidoscopic colours and soothing soundscapes through people’s participation. The luminous spectacle serves as both a collaborative artwork by people and nature and conveys the beauty of continuity that exists within our urban landscape, heightening the sense of awareness of the existence of other people in the same space and the environment, and harmonising with the bustling night vistas of Victoria Harbour.
Presented by: Leisure and Cultural Services Department Co-organised by: Art Promotion Office and Science Promotion Unit Participating art group: teamLab
Free admission. Walk-in visits are welcome. For exhibition details: https://www.museums.gov.hk/en/web/portal/artatharbour2024-teamlab-continuous-about-exhibition.html
Admission Point: MTR Admiralty Station Exit A - Footbridge at Harcourt Road to Central Government Office Please take the escalator or lift to the footbridge for admission. The queuing area is on the left side of the footbridge. Admission Routes for Visitors (Map) Wheelchair users can refer to “Admission guide for wheelchair users”
Things to note
- Please follow our staff’s instructions for queuing and entering the exhibition area.
- The suggested visit duration is about 30 - 45 minutes.
- To allow more visitors to enjoy the show and to provide better visiting experience, we may conduct venue clearance as deemed necessary each night. Please follow our staff's instructions for the arrangement orderly.
- Wheelchair users may use the visiting routes for wheelchairs.
- The last entry time is 10:50pm. Visitors who arrive after the last entry time will not be admitted.
- Visitors are advised to check the webpage to learn about the visit guidelines before admission.
- Visitors are advised to keep moving forward and avoid prolonged stops during the visit.
- Please maintain a quiet environment to get the best visiting experience.
- Please touch the exhibits gently and avoid slapping them.
- Pay attention to the surrounding audience and environment. Please maintain etiquette and order.
- To create the atmosphere of the exhibition, the exhibition environment is dimly lit. All visitors, especially the elderlies and pregnant women, should be cautious when walking in the venue or interacting with the exhibits. If you need any assistance, please contact our staff.
- For safety considerations, please follow the suggested visiting route and the instructions of our staff. To avoid accidents, please do not enter areas with densely packed exhibits.
- Some artworks have strong lighting and loud audio effects that may cause momentary discomfort. Visitors should ensure that their health conditions are suitable for visiting the exhibition. Please inform our staff immediately if you are not feeling well.
- Please be aware of the uneven ground and some grass areas may be slippery and muddy. Please mind the steps in the venue.
- Please wear comfortable flat shoes and avoid wearing high heels, slippers, sandals or any footwear that is unsuitable for walking on grass areas.
- Please keep an eye on your children to ensure they do not get lost.
- To ensure the safety of the visitors and protect the exhibits, please do not bring pets, large luggage, strollers, large backpacks, or any items that may cause annoyance or inconvenience to other visitors.
- The exhibition venue is an outdoor space susceptible to weather conditions. Visitors should be aware of high temperatures, cold weather, slippery floors, strong winds, etc. Visitors must ensure that their health conditions are suitable for visiting the exhibition.