Renowned artist Yayoi Kusama's work is being featured in Copenhagen's Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. The collection titled 'Infinity' is a retrospective of the Japanese-born artist whose work spans the globe.
The exhibit does not feature a specific collection but has instead gathered some iconic works throughout Kusama's career. These works include Kusama's early watercolor paintings, political commentaries from the 70s and Tokyo-inspired pieces from the 80s. The exhibit also features Kusama's numerous collaborations with fashion brands like Louis Vuitton and Issey Miyake. Art from Kusama's time in Japan will be displayed, most of which has never been part of an exhibit in the past.
The images above continue Kusama's dot-themed art and is an immersive installation of dots, nets and mirrors.
Dot-Themed Art Exhibits
This Exhibit Celebrates Renowned Artist Yayoi Kusama's Body of Work
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