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Yayoi Kusama, Hudson River (1960) Courtesy of Bonhams If this spring belongs to one artist alone, it is Yayoi Kusama. With blockbuster shows opening in New York, Berlin and London, buzz around the Japanese nonagenarian has never been stronger. Yet the result of today's dedicated Kusama sale at Bonham's New York, which offered 11 previously undisplayed paintings and works on paper by the artist, was decent—not outstanding. Dating from the 1952 to 1965, the works all came from the collection of the late Dr Teruo Hirose, a Queens-based heart surgeon who established a close...
Ticket sales have been brisk in a pandemic-weary city hungry for more outdoor cultural events. ‘Kusama: Cosmic Nature,’ postponed by a year due to the coronavirus, will remain on view through Halloween. NY garden show is a 'major success' Most of the artworks are outdoors and are big enough to enjoy while remaining socially distanced. Visitors will want to wear their walking shoes; the show features multiple galleries, installations and gardens. Elaborate flower displays complement some of the works, which are scattered over the 250-acre botanical garden in the Bronx. The setting could no...
An expansive new show featuring works by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, famous for...