A new infinity room, a MacysDayParade float, and a streaming documentary poise Yayoi Kusama for her most mainstream career moment to-date.
Yayoi Kusama is the highest-selling living female artist in the world, and she’s about to flood New York—and your Instagram feed. Kusama is best known for her large scale polka-dotted pumpkins, as well as the
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