日本艺术家草间弥生于8月14日去世，享年97岁1。仅两周后，阿姆斯特丹斯特德利克美术馆本周启幕了一场大型展览来纪念这位全球知名当代艺术家1。原定为回顾展的展览已转变为对其人生与艺术遗产的致敬1。展览将持续至1月17日1，展出包括草间弥生标志性的波点作品以及一件特别创作的无限镜屋装置艺术作品，其全名为《Infinity Mirrored Room — The Hope Of The Polka Dots Buried In Infinity Will Eternally Cover The Universe》1。
展览策展人Leontine Coelewij表示这是对艺术家人生和作品的致敬1。草间弥生与荷兰的渊源可追溯至20世纪60年代，当时她在该国活跃于艺术界1。1965年，她参与了斯特德利克美术馆标志性的ZERO运动展览1。1967年，草间弥生在鹿特丹附近的美术馆用彩点装饰了荷兰艺术家Jan Schoonhoven的裸体作品1。十年前，这位艺术家曾表示感到生命即将终结，但仍在继续为艺术而战1。
Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum has inaugurated a significant exhibition of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama this week, merely two weeks after her death on August 14 at age 97.1 The originally planned retrospective has evolved into a tribute to the globally renowned contemporary artist, with the exhibition running through January 17.1 The show features Kusama's iconic polka dot works alongside a specially created installation titled "Infinity Mirrored Room — The Hope Of The Polka Dots Buried In Infinity Will Eternally Cover The Universe."1
The exhibition carries particular resonance with the Stedelijk's history, as Kusama was active in the Netherlands during the 1960s and participated in the museum's landmark ZERO movement exhibition in 1965.1 In 1967, she decorated the nude body of Dutch artist Jan Schoonhoven with colorful dots at a museum near Rotterdam.1 Curator Leontine Coelewij characterized the current exhibition as a tribute to the artist's life and work.1 In remarks from a decade ago, Kusama had expressed a sense that her life was drawing to a close, yet emphasized her continued commitment to creating art.1
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