Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirrors
Fri Jun 30, 2017 – Sun Sep 10, 2017
Partner Organization
Location
Seattle Art Museum
1300 1st Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
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Yayoi Kusama is one of Japan’s most important contemporary artists. Experience her legendary 65-year career through multi-reflective installations, paintings, sculptures, drawings, and ephemera. Immerse in the infinite.
Paintings
Kusama’s paintings embody the motifs echoed often throughout her work, giving evidence to the singular vision that has driven her over the course of her long career. Colors and patterns pulsate within the bordered spaces of her canvases. She was determined to incite experiences of immersion and boundlessness even in two dimensions.
#InfiniteKusama
PLEASE NOTE: Tickets for this exhibit will be limited. Call ahead for availability, or show up before the museum opens for best results in ticket-getting. 
Reviews
What to See: July 2017
By TeenTix Team | July 5, 2017 | 2:38 pm
Happy July! I’m Katherine and I’m back with more recommendations from The New Guard. In June, we took advantage of our summer freetime and went to a TON of TeenTix events. Some of our favorites included Sweeny Todd at ArtsWest, Lydia at Strawberry Theatre Workshop, and Welcome to Braggsville at Book-It. We all went to the MoPOP Summer Kickoff Party and it was so cool! What did you do in June?
This month, our number one recommendation is the Yayoi Kusamsa: Infinity Mirrors exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum. Kusama is one of the most prolific artists of our time and this exhibit...
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Comments (2)
Since the tickets for this are in high-demand, tickets for the Infinity Mirrors exhibition went up to $15 even after showing my TeenTix pass.
If you still go, make sure you get there early, probably around 8:45-9:00am to guarantee a ticket.
By Hannah Sovis on July 2, 2017 at 1:15 pm
Hi Hannah! So sorry that happened! We have talked with Seattle Art Museum and they have assured us that there ARE in fact, TeenTix tickets for $5 being sold to the event. As always, we encourage everyone to call the box office to make sure there are tickets available on the day/time you want to see the exhibit.
By Monique Courcy on July 20, 2017 at 3:05 pm