Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has been incredibly busy lately. She opened her museum in Tokyo about a month ago, had an exhibit in LA over the summer, and is now bringing her work back to David Zwirner’s galleries in NYC.
The two exhibits she will have across the three galleries are called Infinity Nets and Festival of Life. But be ready to wait in long lines to see the brilliant polka dot creations by Kusama.
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Along with her signature polka dots you’ll be able to experience her Infinity Mirror Rooms. The mirrors were a huge success in LA recently, so we can only image the influx of Instagram photos we’ll see from the exhibit once it opens here on November 2nd.
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There will be one infinity room to peer into through a peephole at the Festival of Life exhibit in downtown, and a physical infinity mirror room to stand in at the gallery location in Chelsea.
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The exhibit will run from this Thursday through December 16th throughout all David Zwirner Gallery city locations.
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Featured image source [Photo Modified: Flickr / Loz Pycock/ CC by 2.0]