María Marco   The Japanese artist has created a body of work that may look innocent but is loaded with a complex universe of obsessions, fears, and traumas.

“Dissolution and accumulation; propagation and separation; particulate obliteration and unseen reverberations from the universe—these were to become the foundations of my art, and they were already taking shape at this time.” Yayoi Kusama. Japanese a

The Art Newspaper   The five-storey museum dedicated to the queen of the polka dot will open on 1 October in Tokyo’s Shinjuku ward...