Overview
- Running in Cologne from March 14 to August 2, the touring survey spans 70 years and follows earlier staging in Basel before heading to Amsterdam.
- A large gallery threaded with Kusama’s dotted tentacles anchors the experience, adjoining an Infinity (mirror) Room that extends the immersive field.
- Curator Stephan Diederich traces the artist’s signature dots and nets to lifelong hallucinations that first appeared in childhood drawings.
- Kusama, 96, has long lived by choice in a Tokyo psychiatric clinic with her studio nearby and continues to paint daily.
- Organizers expect strong visitor interest and social-media engagement; tickets are listed at €19.80 standard and €13.50 reduced.