Sculpture

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Baghramian’s work created for Art Basel is part of a series in which she explores “bodies that are fragmented, supported, interrupted or dependent on external structures.” Photo by Christian Werner

Nairy Baghramian Transforms Art Basel's Messeplatz With a Major New Commission

A Gold Medal winner at the inaugural Art Basel Awards reflects on art that outlives its maker's intentions, while unveiling her most ambitious public work yet

Kamil DadJUN 17, 2026
The image shows the famous contemporary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama working diligently at a desk, deeply focused on drawing intricate patterns with a black marker on a large canvas. She is instantly recognizable by her vibrant, bright red bob haircut with straight-across bangs, gold-rimmed reading glasses, and dark eyeshadow. She wears a striking hot pink blouse covered in large black polka dots, featuring a black collar and long sleeves with gathered, elasticated cuffs. Her hand holds the marker firmly as she guides it across a surface densely covered in her signature fine lines and repetitive dot motifs. The background behind her is a visually complex, high-contrast environment filled with her artwork, displaying large black and white geometric shapes, alternating fields of dense polka dots, and vertical patterns that create an immersive, hallucinatory atmosphere characteristic of her iconic style.A high-contrast photograph of artist Yayoi Kusama in her signature bright red bob and polka-dot blouse creating detailed artwork.

Yayoi Kusama, Icon of Polka Dots and Infinity Rooms, Dies at 97

David Zwirner gallery confirmed she died August 14 in a Tokyo hospital, closing a career that reshaped the contemporary art market

Kamil DadAUG 27, 2026

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ExhibitionsAUG 27, 2026

Yayoi Kusama, Icon of Polka Dots and Infinity Rooms, Dies at 97

Kamil Dad
The image shows the famous contemporary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama working diligently at a desk, deeply focused on drawing intricate patterns with a black marker on a large canvas. She is instantly recognizable by her vibrant, bright red bob haircut with straight-across bangs, gold-rimmed reading glasses, and dark eyeshadow. She wears a striking hot pink blouse covered in large black polka dots, featuring a black collar and long sleeves with gathered, elasticated cuffs. Her hand holds the marker firmly as she guides it across a surface densely covered in her signature fine lines and repetitive dot motifs. The background behind her is a visually complex, high-contrast environment filled with her artwork, displaying large black and white geometric shapes, alternating fields of dense polka dots, and vertical patterns that create an immersive, hallucinatory atmosphere characteristic of her iconic style.A high-contrast photograph of artist Yayoi Kusama in her signature bright red bob and polka-dot blouse creating detailed artwork.
SculptureJUN 17, 2026

Nairy Baghramian Transforms Art Basel's Messeplatz With a Major New Commission

Kamil Dad
Baghramian’s work created for Art Basel is part of a series in which she explores “bodies that are fragmented, supported, interrupted or dependent on external structures.” Photo by Christian Werner

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