Monday, February 11, 2019

Blog #3 Kusama Exhibit

Look very, very closely folks and you might just spot an eighteen year old Nick... like eighteen to the "T" because this was taken on my eighteenth birthday. Now I'm a simple boy, I didn't ask for much... just a visit to the Houston Museum of Art (which has a lovely collection and I highly encourage you to visit if you're ever in town) where there just happened to be a Yayoi Kusama exhibit in town... and boy was it breathtaking. In case you didn't tell, this exhibit features a small room surrounded by mirrors and floating lights. Everywhere you look you see an infinity of lights reflecting all over. It was truly magical and made for a very special birthday. Kusama uses light often in her instillation and has a wonderful talent for using illumination to its advantages. If you ever get the chance to see one of her exhibitions in person-- I can not recommend it highly enough.


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