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The Art World and Fashion World Collide
Art history is one of my favorite subjects and so it's no surprise that I'm taking a course on modern art this quarter. For one of my papers, I had to go to the Art Institute and find a piece I liked. A work that stuck out to me was a painting done by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama which she painted in 1960. During the 60's, Kusama worked a lot with the medium of painting and brightly colored and contrasted patterns such as mesh and polka dots. Over time she experimented with happenings, performance art, writing books, and installation art. Now here we are in 2012 and in her 80's, Kusama is still kicking major butt in not just the art world, but the fashion world as well!
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