Yayoi Kusama

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Making art was something that she seems to have done in opposition to her family but she also was innately talented.발음듣기

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You look at the early drawings and they are completely exquisite.발음듣기

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The challenges to become an accomplished artist in a Japanese provincial milieu must have driven this notion that, at some point, she would have to escape.발음듣기

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She was on a train to stardom, she knew exactly what she wanted to do.발음듣기

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She had a suitcase full of drawings and she set about selling herself.발음듣기

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When she first came to New York, it was a man's world.발음듣기

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The art world was aggressively male.발음듣기

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It was a cut-throat period I think it was very difficult to be a woman artist.발음듣기

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She was taking away your ability to focus breaking all boundaries of space and the exhibitions that I had, in particular the 'Peepshow' that did the job.발음듣기

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It was an octagonal room, it was painted black and there were openings where you could stick your head in.발음듣기

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The ceiling of it set up a series of lights.발음듣기

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The rhythm of that machine was, brrrrr, faster and faster.발음듣기

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Up till Kusama, there were many artists from the Renaissance on, who were involved with perspective and infinity but it was all a fake because you knew, you were the viewer you were always aware that you were the master.발음듣기

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That it was a painting that was encompassed by a frame and the artist was playing with space but it wasn’t enveloping you.발음듣기

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To go back to Tokyo and to start from scratch again for Kusama was quite extraordinary because she wasn’t known there and she hadn't been recognized.발음듣기

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Clearly, the strains and stresses of life, the memories, forced her to withdraw.발음듣기

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But what she's always done, she has always managed that process incredibly well.발음듣기

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Kusama is now living in a mental institution but, by day, she occupies across the street in a busy suburban neighborhood of Tokyo a very well-appointed studio facility where she has a team of assistants.발음듣기

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She has a space for painting, she has a space for a library, her archive and every morning she gets there and she's the consummate professional and she works from nine till six.발음듣기

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I think there's a sort of managing madness about Kusama, which is so utterly sane which is really interesting.발음듣기

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She's used her trauma, she's used these experiences in her past she's been able to harness experiences that might drive other people insane to enormously productive ends.발음듣기

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She's an extraordinary person in that way.발음듣기

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