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<\/p>\nTokyo-based interdisciplinary art collective teamLab will open its first U.S. museum at OCVibe in Anaheim in 2030. The announcement was shared by Henry Samueli at Visit Anaheim\u2019s recent event, The OCVIBE Impact: Powering Anaheim\u2019s New Chapter.<\/p>\n
The Oct. 29 event presented updates on the future of Anaheim\u2019s 100-acre mixed-use development in the area surrounding Honda Center, including details on the new immersive digital museum.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe were in Japan a couple years ago and we went on a tour of teamLab, and were blown away. We had never seen anything like it anywhere. \u201d said Samueli. \u201cIt is one the most unique art museums you will ever come across.\u201d<\/p>\n
Founded in 2001 by Toshiyuki Inoko and Shunsuke Aoki, teamLab is designed with the intention of taking art beyond a single frame or even a single room by creating a \u201cborderless world\u201d built by collaborating artists, programmers, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians and architects.<\/p>\n
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A rendering of teamLab at OCVibe in Anaheim. <\/p>\n
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\u201cFor teamLab, through art, we seek to explore what perception is and what existence is,\u201d Inoko said in a statement. \u201cThe artworks change with the presence of people, making them an integral part of the art itself. People immerse themselves with their entire bodies, transcending the boundaries between themselves, the artworks, and the world around them, becoming part of a borderless continuity.\u201d<\/p>\n
The teamLab museum will be an integral part of OCVibe\u2019s master plan, joining other culture-centered experiences like a concert hall, an outdoor public art exhibition and more.<\/p>\n
The event also shared findings from Visit Anaheim\u2019s latest white paper, \u201cFrom Arenas to Neighborhoods: How Sports Is Driving a New Generation of Mixed-Use Development,\u201d and included a discussion panel with AIA Orange County president Melody Tang, sports and economics journalist Peter Keating, Dan Young, executive director of development at OCVibe; Aaron Teats, president of Anaheim Ducks Hockey Club; Julie Rinaldi, senior architect at Populous and chef Roy Choi.<\/p>\n
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A discussion panel talks about future goals for OCVibe in Anaheim.<\/p>\n
(Grant Romancia)<\/p>\n
The panel discussed the future of OCVibe and how the group would like to see the space take shape, organically.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe world\u2019s eye is going to turn toward Anaheim with this project and the food of Orange County is going to be broadcast throughout the world. I want to put that on display as best we can,\u201d said Choi, who will bring his Las Vegas restaurant concept, Best Friend to OCVibe<\/a>.<\/p>\n Attendees got a taste of what\u2019s to come at OCVibe\u2019s market hall, Katella Commons, with bites served from some future tenants. The 50,000-square-foot market hall will include 21 chef-driven dining options along with six original bar and lounges. OCVibe also announced even more food concepts joining the growing list <\/a>of offerings at the impact event.<\/p>\n OCVibe offered a tastes of what\u2019s to come at Katella Commons during a ReConnect event at ARTIC on Oct. 29.<\/p>\n (Sarah Mosqueda)<\/p>\n Chef Wedchayan \u201cDeau\u201d Arpapornnopparat, known for his Los Angeles-based restaurant Holy Basil, will open a brand new concept, Golden Mountain Chicken, at Katella Commons in early 2027. Golden Mountain Chicken is centered around a menu of Thai fried chicken and noodles and the Bangkok street food traditions Arpapornnopparat grew up with.<\/p>\n Additionally, husband-and-wife duo chef Michael and Kwini Reed of Anaheim\u2019s Poppy & Seed<\/a> and L.A.\u2019s Poppy & Rose will bring two new garden-inspired concepts to Katella Commons, including an all-day breakfast destination.<\/p>\n![\"OCVibe](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/11\/1794088211_256_.jpeg\")
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