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Stedelijk Museum hosts major exhibition of the Japanese queen of polka dots: ''She was a true global superstar''

Stedelijk Museum hosts major exhibition of the Japanese queen of polka dots: ''She was a true global superstar''

The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam is opening its largest exhibition in history, featuring the diverse works of the late Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. The retrospective serves as a tribute to her seventy-year career, displaying paintings, sculptures, and immersive installations both inside the museum and on the surrounding Museumplein.

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