A free exhibition showcasing the work of renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusuma is opening in north London later this year.

The 95-year-old artist will premiere a new Infinity Mirror Room and introduce works from a new series of paintings, entitled ‘Every Day I Pray for Love’ at the Victoria Miro gallery in Islington.

This comes following the success of her Infinity Mirror Room at the Tate Modern, which ran from May 2021 and finished last month.

The sellout exhibition had its run extended several times due to overwhelming demand.

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This is Kusuma’s 14th solo exhibition at the Victoria Miro gallery and it will run from September 25 to November 2.

In a press release the gallery said: “Created in a more intimate format, these paintings continue the artist’s singular explorations of line and form.

“Often minutely detailed, with characteristically bold accents of colour, they evoke both microscopic and macroscopic universes.

“The exhibition also features new sculptures, which will be on view in the gallery and on the canalside terrace”.

Tickets for Yayoi Kusama at Victoria Miro are free and will be released on Monday, September 2. Booking is essential.

The Victoria Miro gallery is based at 16 Wharf Road, London N1 7RW

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