Pop-Up wndr museum to Feature Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Room

  • July 17, 2018 14:59

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Yayoi Kusama's “Let’s Survive Forever."
courtesy wndr museum

Tickets have gone on sale for one of Yayoi Kusama's famed Infinity Rooms in a new location at the wndr museum—an art and science pop-up in Chicago's West Loop, opening in August.

Pronounced "wonder" museum, the pop-up space has no end date yet, but tickets are sure to go fast for the Instagram-friendly destination that also features a floating playground and edible clouds.

At 89 years old, Japanese artist Kusama has been a huge sensation on Instagram, fetching more than half a million hashtags on Instagram posts. Her touring solo exhibition “Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors,” now at the Cleveland Museum of Art, has drawn massive crowds across the U.S.

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courtesy wndr museum

Featured for the first time in Chicago is Kusama's stainless steel spheres and mirror installation titled, “Let’s Survive Forever."

The wndr museum is set in a three-story, former office building at 1130 W. Monroe Street, and from August 17, ticketed visitors can go on a 45-minute tour through 20 “experiences." Tickets and info: https://wndrmuseum.com/


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