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Yayoi Kusama's Dots Have Landed Permanently in America

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From museum atriums to public plazas, Kusama's mirrored rooms and polka-dotted forms have found permanent homes across American institutions, cementing her as one of the most collected living artists of her generation. Her work continues to anchor exhibitions and acquisitions here, a testament to how deeply her vision has taken root in the American collecting landscape.

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With reporting from Galerie.

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