Yayoi Kusama, the celebrated Japanese artist known for her polka dots and pumpkin motifs, presents a major new exhibition featuring recent paintings and large-scale immersive installations. The show, opening this autumn, marks her continued exploration of infinity, repetition, and the cosmos.
New works on display
The exhibition includes several new large-scale paintings from her 'My Eternal Soul' series, characterized by vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Visitors can also enter a new mirror room installation, where LED lights create an endless, reflective space — a signature Kusama experience that draws crowds worldwide.
Curated by the gallery's team, the display spans two floors, contextualizing the new works alongside a selection of her iconic pumpkin sculptures. The artist, now in her late 90s, remains active, with the gallery noting her continued creative output.
Public engagement and legacy
The exhibition is expected to attract significant visitor numbers, reflecting Kusama's enduring popularity. Tickets are available online, with timed entry slots to manage demand. The show runs until early next year, offering ample opportunity for fans and newcomers alike to experience her immersive world.
Kusama's influence on contemporary art is profound, with her work featured in major museums globally. This exhibition reaffirms her status as a pioneering figure in installation and performance art, continuing to inspire new generations of artists.
