Life is the Heart of a Rainbow Art Exhibition
From now to 3 September, you can head down to National Gallery Singapore to view Yayoi Kusama arts exhibition. You can view more than 120 works by the artist who is well-known for her pumpkins, nets, dots and infinity rooms.
Even though I went yesterday on a weekday, the queue was massive. Perhaps it's the school holiday. As this is special exhibition, Singaporeans need to pay $15 for this exhibition. For the other general exhibition, admission is free for Singaporeans.
Be prepared to spend about 2 hours for this exhibition as there are long queues for this special exhibition.
Click National Gallery site here to view more.
Nearest MRT: City Hall MRT station
Sun-Thur and Public Holidays: 10am to 7pm
Fri-Sat and Eve of Public Holidays: 10am to 10pm
Her iconic pumpkins.
Pumpkin sculptures
Imagery of Human-beings.
On closer look, this painting is filled with drawing of sperms.
Status of Venus Obliterated by Infinity Net No.2. Acrylic on canvas and fibreglass.
Do not enter this room if you have claustrophobia.
Peer into the box and you look see infinity pumpkins as shown below.
Sex Obsession, Acrylic on canvas.
Love Forever series that comprises of 50 canvasses filled with images like flowers, dolls, eyes and female faces profiles.
Peering into another big box.
These paintings remind me of aborigine arts I saw in Australia. Aborigine arts are also influenced by dots and lines. These are part of her painting series My Eternal Soul which she started in 2009.
Last part of the exhibition is the Narcisscus Garden where the room is filled with many stainless steel balls.
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