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Kusama's Death Doesn't End the Polka Dot Reign From Palm Beach to South Beach

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Florida's collectors will spend the season toasting a woman who turned dots into a global language, her pumpkins and mirrored rooms already fixtures from Naples galleries to Miami's art fairs. David Zwirner called her the most famous living artist on Earth, a title that made her impossible to miss on this coast even before her passing at 97.

With reporting from Robb Report.

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