Contemporary art
Cosmic queen
Yayoi Kusama is painting more intensely than ever, as can be seen in a major travelling retrospective of six decades of her work
Feb 4th 2012
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Yayoi Kusama exhibition will open in London soon, so very glad. I am also very curious to find out from which perspective Tate curators Frances Morris and Rachel Taylor approached Kusama's works, wondering what will be on display here, and surely, cannot wait to enjoy the Tate vision.
Right now, Kusama is also exhibiting in Japan. I have been there and uploaded fresh pics, you can visit my blog and "spot the difference" on bosabosareview.blogspot.com. Lots of dots flying around. Talk about dizziness.
London, this is a must see. Go enjoy~
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Fascinating! Can't wait to see how Tate have set it up. Kusama's show at the Reina Sofia looked amazing! Here is my video on it: http://www.artyculate.com/2011/10/new-video-on-youtube/
Currently in Osaka too. http://www.asahi.com/kusama/outline/