If you were lucky enough to catch Yayoi Kusama's mind-blowing Infinity Mirrors exhibit at the AGO, odds are you're craving more of her dazzling polka dotted visions—and if you missed out, here's a chance for you to experience the work of a singular artist. Emerging as a rival to Andy Warhol in the 1960s, the Japan-born Kusama battled with sexism, racism and mental health issues, voluntarily spending over three decades living and working in a Tokyo mental hospital. Now in her 80s, follow her triumphant journey through the art world and seemingly insurmountable personal struggles to become a star whose work inspires people all around the globe.

In English and Japanese with English subtitles