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Yayoi Kusama with Famous Polka Dot Pumpkin Works 🎃

Let's share our experiences from Yayoi Kusama's visit to the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) in Melbourne, Australia, to inspire many.

We first got to know Yayoi Kusama's work in 2012 when we first visited Melbourne. We were very young. Our memory was the red room work on the postcard of a famous brand like Louis Vuitton. When we grew up, we saw Kusama's work back and forth in Australia, and there was an exhibition to visit.

In the exhibition, there is a history and various works, including the difficulties of confronting depression before it came out as a famous work, as we see today. Kusama faced the difficulties of hallucinations, obsessive-compulsive disorders (OCD), and so on. From his childhood he focused on art and made a major turning point in life.

Yayoi Kusama has shown us that art is a source of inspiration and impetus for the full creation of your work. Having had the opportunity to read your history and work, Kusama, from childhood to adulthood, realized that every point created on the work, cares about fine patterns and feelings. It is also a model of artists who find the meaning of their creation with their own creativity to succeed and have many famous works for us to see today.

We had the opportunity to visit Yayoi Kusama's work that day was another inspiration that made us want to continue to try and find ourselves and get a heart after graduation. If anyone is facing difficulties right now, don't forget to mind yourself. 💞

# melbourne # ngv # 2024

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If you love Yayoi Kusama and her works don’t miss out on her exhibition in Tokyo. Yayoi is one of Japans most celebrated contemporary artists know for her signature polka dots, mirror rooms and immersive installations. Visiting her museum in Shinjuku was definitely the highlight of my trips. Couldn
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Trinity | Travel Agent

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I Survived The World's STRICTEST School! #StrictSchool #SchoolLife #SurvivalChallenge #StudentLife #StoryTime
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styropyro_fan

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10 dorm essentials
all linked in my tiktok showcase! #dormstyle #dormaesthetic #collegelife
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chloe madison

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The Broad Museum in Los Angeles 🖞ïļ
This is such a cool museum and the tickets are FREE! You just need to make a reservation on their site below: https://www.thebroad.org/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAojCUC-Ziop5EcMpVA7xEyrBdADlG&gclid=CjwKCAiAh6y9BhBREiwApBLHC4aBoa7n5pB4-wyMkkwGH9OYWs4eypKfFIi-pah1qfbwGYcpWWjeHxoCTQIQAvD_B
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Nizleecakes

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An overhead view of reflective, organic-shaped art installations on a white floor, with the text 'things TO DO I n NYC' overlaid, representing an immersive experience at Summit One Vanderbilt.
A hand holding a Summit One Vanderbilt ticket for an adult entry on February 10, 2024, with the text 'SUMMIT ONE VANDERBILT Tickets start at $45' overlaid.
A wide view of the 91st-floor mirror room at Summit One Vanderbilt, showing numerous visitors amidst mirrored walls and ceilings reflecting the city lights, with '91ST FLOOR: Captivating mirror room' overlaid.
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WELCOME TO THE SUMMIT. This felt like a magical experience. There are 3 levels: the 91st floor, the 92nd floor, and the 93rd floor. You will take an elevator up that will probably get you to the 91st floor in less than 2 minutes. It’s quite literally like a rocket. I couldn’t fit every level sin
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MORGS

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âœĻMIAMI MUSEUMâœĻ
📍Location: Rubell Museum 📝Description: yayoi kusama’s infinity mirror room Good Part: free for active duty and veterans Need To Note: only 2 minute time allowance How to get there: suggest uber|lyft. otherwise you’ll have to pay for parking, which is limited. #miamimuseum #thingstodo
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Shanell

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A large, glossy blue balloon dog sculpture by Jeff Koons is displayed at The Broad museum in Los Angeles. The image highlights "Cool Museums in Los Angeles" and "The Broad," a contemporary art museum.
A pop art painting by Roy Lichtenstein, titled "I... I'M SORRY!", depicts a crying woman with yellow hair. The image notes The Broad is a free contemporary art museum in Downtown LA, featuring Lichtenstein's work.
Colorful, shiny balloon-like tulip sculptures by Jeff Koons are arranged on a white platform at The Broad museum. The image mentions the museum features pop art by artists like Koons, Warhol, Murakami, Basquiat, and Lichtenstein.
Museums in LA not to miss: The Broad
Traveling to Los Angeles and looking for cool museums to visit? Don’t skip The Broad in Downtown Los Angeles ! This contemporary art museum is FREE to visit too and walking distance away from tons of downtown LA attractions like The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles , Angels Flight Rai
boboandchichi

boboandchichi

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Style an Entryway
Your entryway should make a statement and set the mood of your home ðŸĪ Accent wall: this matte black paint adds depth and contrast. Rattan shoe rack from Wayfair in color natural to add contrast to the black wall. Decorative Shell bowl from Home Goods: for your keys and wallet. Crinkl
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Mona

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My number one essential travel tool "to do" site
An essential travel tool to find what to do near you #travel #todo #traveltools #travelling
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DealFinderShops

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At an awkward stage with my clothes and need to eat more iron-rich foods bye #london #irondeficiencycheck #anemia #cold
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Madeline

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Pengi.ai

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The exterior of The Broad museum in Los Angeles, a modern building with a distinctive white, honeycomb-like facade. People are visible on the sidewalk, with a red food truck and a colorful umbrella stand nearby. The image highlights 'MUST SEE ARTWORKS THE BROAD LOS ANGELES'.
Yayoi Kusama's 'Infinity Mirrored Room' filled with countless colorful LED lights reflecting endlessly in mirrors, creating an immersive, kaleidoscopic effect. The image notes that visitors get 45 seconds to view this exhibit.
A museum gallery featuring several pop art paintings by Roy Lichtenstein, including 'I...I'm Sorry!' depicting a crying woman. The room showcases a collection of his distinctive works.
What not to miss in the Broad in LA
When visiting Los Angeles and checking out The Broad (FREE contemporary art museum) don’t miss these things on display! Yayoi Kusama “Infinity Mirrored Room” This is a small exhibit! You’ll have to get in line for a 45-sec slot to see this cool infinity mirrored room lined with mirrors an
boboandchichi

boboandchichi

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Miami Solo Date Ideas ðŸŒī PÃĐrez Art Museum
Save this for your next solo date in Miami ðŸĪ PÃĐrez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) showcases 20th and 21st century art with an emphasis on works that relate to Miami’s community. One of the most popular pieces in the their collection is Yayoi Kusama’s “Love is Calling”, the largest andâ€Ŋ most immers
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brittany

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I know it’s meant well but I’m just curious!! 💌
Madeline

Madeline

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Japanese ryokan on film 🎞ïļ
I brought a disposable camera on my last ryokan trip and these are the results. Key takeaway was definitely to use flash for all indoor shots! Peep my Yayoi Kusama inspired nails in the last pic. 👀 ðŸ”ĩ⚩ïļâšŦïļðŸŸĄ #disposablecamera #filmcamera #japantravel
liza in japan

liza in japan

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Street art in Japan
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