The 91-year-old artist's style defies classification, though she's one of the most well-known female artists alive today. Her work is distinctly recognizable thanks to her use of repetitive patterns.

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Kusama's infinity mirror rooms have earned her a cult following.

Kusama: Cosmic Nature includes multiple installations from her signature mirrored environments and organic forms to colossal polka-dotted sculptures of flora and fascinating paintings of plants and flowers.

Four brand new works form the installation's core, including the participatory Flower Obsession, where visitors can apply layers of floral stickers throughout the interior of a greenhouse, transforming it into a gigantic, vibrant step-and-repeat, so get those cameras ready.

Dancing Pumpkin promises a soaring 16-foot high sculpture on the lawn in front of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, while I Want to Fly to the Universe is another giant, with a 13-foot tall biomorphic form with a yellow face and, of course, a polka-dotted body.

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Pumpkins Screaming About Love Beyond Infinity (2017) is akin to a tiny shrine dedicated to Kusama's obsession with squashes.

The new Infinity Mirrored Room—Illusion Inside the Heart, relies on the changing light of the day and the seasons to bring its magic to life. The exterior of the display will be on view throughout the exhibition; access to the interior is expected to begin in the summer, per New York State COVID guidelines, and an additional timed-entry ticket beyond your garden admission will be required for limited-capacity access. The multi-colored interior takes on a different appearance at various times of the day. Kusama's Pumpkins Screaming About Love Beyond Infinity, a small mirrored infinity cube from 2017, will also be displayed.

More works from throughout Kusama’s prolific career are featured, too. Find sketchbooks from her adolescence on display in the Mertz Library Building alongside some of her earliest professional works from the 1950s.

NYBG’s horticulturists are busy creating floral displays worthy of framing the artwork, which can also beautifully, organically transform the backdrop from spring to fall. Thousands of tulips and irises launch the event, while masses of pumpkins and autumnal flowers close it out.

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Yayoi Kusama poses for a portrait with sunflowers.

Tickets for Kusama: Cosmic Nature go on sale to the general public on Tuesday, March 16 at 10am. Advance, timed-entry tickets are required, and several options are available, including all-garden and gallery passes and outdoor-only passes for residents and non-residents. An additional timed-entry ticket is required for Infinity Mirrored Room—Illusion Inside the Heart. The New York Botanical Garden is honoring Bronx Health Care Heroes and Bronx neighbors with complimentary tickets. Additional information on how to obtain them is forthcoming.

Stay tuned to our Event Calendar for all exhibition-related programming.

All photos courtesy of NYBG

This post, originally published in 2020, has been updated.