Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors FAQ

Can I still get tickets to the exhibition?
Tickets for the final week of Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors (February 11–17) are officially SOLD OUT. Daily walk-up ticket sales concluded on February 10. All tickets are now sold out.

What if the museum closes due to inclement weather during February 11–17?
If the museum closes between February 11 and 17 due to inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances, refunds will be issued to the original ticket purchasers.

Will the exhibition be extended?
No. Unfortunately, the Infinity Mirrors exhibition must close on February 17 as scheduled.

What are the hours for the Infinity Mirrors exhibition?
Hours for the Infinity Mirrors exhibition vary daily. See the exhibition schedule here. The exhibition will be open Tuesday through Sunday, and we will have extended hours most days. All other exhibitions, including the permanent collection galleries, will be open during regular Museum hours.

How much are tickets? Tickets are $29 for all visitors ages 6 and over and $5 for visitors ages 5 and under. VIP tickets are $175 for all ages and include a Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors catalogue.

What is the VIP experience?
The Infinity Mirrors VIP experience gives visitors access to the Museum at special times with smaller crowds and includes a Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors catalogue. Please Note: VIP ticket times will be later in the evening, after the Museum’s regular exhibition hours. The $175 VIP price applies to tickets for all ages (adults and children/infants). One adult must be present for every 2 children ages 12 and under. All tickets are timed and must be purchased in advance.

Why is the purchase of tickets being limited for this exhibition?
Infinity Mirrors has consistently sold out across all tour venues (the Hirshhorn Museum, Seattle Art Museum, Broad Art Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, and The Cleveland Museum of Art). Far from your typical exhibition, Infinity Mirrors provides audiences a deeply immersive experience in kaleidoscopic, mirrored environments. We must manage the flow of traffic through the show to allow as many people as possible to experience these rooms as the artist intended. To assist this effort, we are issuing timed tickets for the exhibition.

Why are you charging a higher ticket price for this exhibition?
Because of contractual obligations, complex installation and maintenance of the artworks, popularity of the artist, and high audience demand, we have hired additional staff for art handling, security, visitor services, and ticketing. The costs associated with presenting this exhibition require that we charge a special admission fee, but we promise it’s worth it!

Why are tickets timed for this exhibition?
Due to extremely high demand, we are issuing timed tickets to help us allow as many people as possible to experience the exhibition while also managing the flow of traffic. The amount of time a person may spend in each immersive environment is 20 to 30 seconds. It is important that we adhere to the time recommendations established by other presenting museums in consultation with the artist to accommodate the maximum number of visitors possible.

When and where can I pick up my tickets?
Please print your tickets at home or be prepared to present your electronic tickets on your mobile device upon entering the Museum on the day of your scheduled visit. Please note: Museum staff reserve the right to ask for ID.

What if I miss my time slot?
Due to the popularity of this exhibition, we are unable to hold time slots beyond 10 minutes. If you arrive later than 10 minutes after the beginning of your time slot, we will be unable to ensure your admission to the exhibition. No refunds will be issued for a missed time slot. Please plan your visit accordingly and consider taking MARTA (the High Museum is located at Arts Center Station) or Lyft to the Museum to avoid having to park.

There are several steps before entering the exhibition. Please plan to arrive 30 minutes before your ticketed entry time.

1. Plan for traffic and parking delays. MARTA and Lyft are great options for avoiding parking delays caused by increased volume in parking lots at and around the Museum. Please note: Parking in the deck at The Woodruff Arts Center costs $16. Members receive discounted parking with a valid membership ID, but parking is limited and often fills up. Your exhibition ticket does not include the cost of parking.
2. After entering the Museum, visitors must present their printed or electronic tickets to staff.
3. The queuing line will form near the elevators to go up to the Second Level exhibition galleries. There will be a line on the Second Level to enter the exhibition.

Can I change my ticket time after my purchase is made?
Tickets are not eligible for exchange or refund.

Are children required to have tickets?
Yes, every person, even children and infants, must have a timed ticket to enter the Infinity Mirrors exhibition. This allows us to account for the number of people entering the exhibition and calculate how many people we can accommodate. Please note that a small number of artworks in the exhibition contain nudity, which some people may consider inappropriate for children. One adult must be present for every 2 children ages 12 and under.

What if my child does not have a timed ticket for the exhibition?
No one will be permitted to enter the exhibition without a timed ticket. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Please note: One adult must be present for every 2 children ages 12 and under.

Does my Infinity Mirrors exhibition ticket include admission into the rest of the Museum?
Yes. If you arrive before your time slot, we invite you to look around the High’s newly renovated permanent collection galleries or visit the Museum Shop during regular Museum hours. However, you must be present for your exhibition time slot. If you miss your ticketed time by more than 10 minutes, you will not be guaranteed admission to the Infinity Mirrors exhibition. If your visit is during regular Museum hours, you are also welcome to explore the rest of the Museum following your exhibition visit.

Does my regular Museum admission ticket get me into Infinity Mirrors?
No. Regular Museum admission tickets cannot be used to enter the Infinity Mirrors exhibition, but your Infinity Mirrors ticket does grant you entrance to the Museum on the day of your timed ticket.

How will Infinity Mirrors be handled with respect to programs such as First Fridays and Friday Jazz?
A ticket purchased for First Friday or Friday Jazz does not include access to the Infinity Mirrors exhibition. Access to the exhibition requires the purchase of a separate ticket.

Can I get free admission to Infinity Mirrors during Second Sundays?
You will be able to enter the Museum for free on Second Sundays, but access to the Infinity Mirrors exhibition on Second Sundays requires the purchase of a separate ticket.

How will Infinity Mirrors be handled with respect to programs such as Bank of America Museums on Us, the North American Reciprocal Museums, military discounts, and the Reciprocal Organization of Associated Museums?
Free admission to the Museum will still be honored for these programs, but access to the Infinity Mirrors exhibition requires the purchase of a separate ticket.

Do you have an inclement weather plan?
Yes, we have reserved the last week of the exhibition (February 11–17) to accommodate visitors whose tickets were rescheduled due to inclement weather or unexpected closures.

What happens if the Museum is closed on the day of my timed ticket?
Your tickets will be automatically rescheduled for a later date in February. We will email you more detailed information about your rescheduled date. You can also visit high.org and follow us on social media for updates.

Will you reissue tickets for my rescheduled date?
No. Please bring your original order confirmation/tickets with you.

If I can’t make the rescheduled date, what are my options?
If you are unable to make the rescheduled date, we will offer you a refund for your tickets.

Can I choose another day?
Unfortunately, no. The Infinity Mirrors exhibition is completely sold out, and other days are not available.

If I’m an Infinity Mirrors ticket holder, can I reserve one of the daily 100 walk-up tickets?
Due to the limited availability of daily walk-up tickets, we are unable to reserve tickets in advance.

What if I bought my tickets through a third party?
The money will be refunded to the original ticket purchaser.

My school was scheduled to visit the Infinity Mirrors exhibition, but the school is closed. What do I do?
Affected school groups will be rescheduled for a later date. Please contact our education department at schooltours@high.org for more information.

Can I still get tickets to the exhibition?
Tickets for the final week of Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors (February 11–17) are officially SOLD OUT. Daily walk-up ticket sales concluded on February 10. All tickets are now sold out.

Are there any tickets priced for members?
Members are welcome to purchase general admission tickets, but there is no special member pricing during the one-day sale on February 5.

As a member, I expect free admission to all exhibitions. Why am I being charged for Infinity Mirrors?
Because of contractual obligations, complex installation and maintenance of the artworks, popularity of the artist, and high audience demand, we have hired additional staff for art handling, security, visitor services, and ticketing. The costs associated with presenting this exhibition require that we charge a special admission fee, but we promise it’s worth it!

Can my member guest passes be used to redeem tickets?
Member guest passes cannot be used to redeem tickets for the Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors exhibition.

Can I still get tickets to the exhibition?
Tickets for the final week of Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors (February 11–17) are officially SOLD OUT. Daily walk-up ticket sales concluded on February 10. All tickets are now sold out.

Do your Group Sales rates apply to the Infinity Mirrors exhibition?
Group Sales rates do not apply to this exhibition.

Will K–12 school groups be able to see the Infinity Mirrors exhibition?
Yes, special time slots over a period of 17 days were set aside for school groups. The Museum implemented a lottery to assign these slots (please see our School Visits FAQ page for more information). Teachers were notified and given specific times to apply for the lottery.

Why can’t all schoolchildren see the exhibition?
We would like for all schoolchildren to experience Infinity Mirrors, but space and time constraints limit the number of visitors we can accommodate. To ensure fair access, we instituted a lottery system for school groups. We anticipate welcoming more than 7,800 students during the exhibition’s run.

How much will students pay to see the exhibition?
The cost for students who are visiting with school groups is $8 each.

How many chaperones will be admitted with each school group?
One chaperone will be required for every 10 students. Extra chaperones are not permitted.

Is this exhibition family friendly?
This exhibition is open to all ages. Please note the following prior to your visit:

• Each visitor, regardless of age (including infants), must have a ticket for the exhibition.
• There must be 1 adult present for every 2 children ages 12 and under.
• Due to the large number of objects and the popularity of the exhibition, visitors should plan on spending up to 120 minutes viewing the exhibition, including an average estimated wait time of 20 minutes to enter each Infinity Room.
• A small number of artworks in the exhibition contain nudity, which some people may consider inappropriate for children.
• Seating is not provided in the exhibition galleries.
• Strollers are allowed into the exhibition but are not permitted in the Infinity Rooms. You will be able to park your stroller outside of the room before you enter.

• Advisory for people with photosensitive epilepsy: There are intermittent, bright, flashing lights in two of the rooms (The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away and Love Forever).

What is this exhibition about?
Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors focuses on the celebrated Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s immersive, reflective Infinity Rooms. The exhibition provides visitors with the opportunity to experience 6 of Kusama’s most iconic kaleidoscopic environments in addition to over 60 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper she made from the early 1950s to the present. It also marks the North American debut of numerous new works by the 89-year-old artist, who is still active in her Tokyo studio. Advisory for people with photosensitive epilepsy: There are intermittent, bright, flashing lights in two of the rooms (The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away and Love Forever).

What are the Infinity Rooms?
The exhibition includes 6 Infinity Rooms: five you may enter and one you may peek into through a window. The artist has designed each room to be an immersive experience. Advisory for people with photosensitive epilepsy: There are intermittent, bright, flashing lights in two of the rooms (The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away and Love Forever).

Can I bring a bag into this exhibition?
Bags not exceeding 11” x 15” x 9” may be brought into the exhibition. Visitors will be asked to check larger bags at coat checks located in the Taylor Lobby before proceeding to the galleries. Museum staff are not responsible for items left outside the Infinity Room environments.

How long are the lines to enter the Infinity Rooms? How long can I spend in each room?
The wait time for each room may be up to 20 minutes. Visitors will be allowed to enter each room once with up to 3 people at a time and will have 20 to 30 seconds per room. You may be asked by an attendant to enter the rooms with other visitors. Due to the large number of objects and the popularity of the exhibition, visitors should plan on spending up to 120 minutes viewing the exhibition.

Will there be chairs to accommodate the long wait times?
We are unable to offer seating in the galleries due to space constraints. Please expect long lines.

Is there a restroom in the exhibition?
There is no restroom in the exhibition, but there are restrooms near the elevators and stairs right outside the exhibition galleries. Additional restroom facilities are located throughout the Museum. If you leave the exhibition to use the restroom, you will be allowed to reenter the galleries, but we strongly encourage the use of restroom facilities prior to entering the exhibition space.

Can I have food or drink while I wait in line for each of the Infinity Rooms?
Food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibition galleries. Food and beverages may be purchased at CJ’s Café, Twelve Eighty – Inspired Dining, or Octane Coffee/Bar at The Woodruff Arts Center and may be consumed at those locations or on the Sifly Piazza.

How many people can be in an Infinity Room at the same time?
The viewing platforms and areas are small. Two to 3 people may enter each room at a time. You may be asked by an attendant to enter with other visitors.

Does the exhibition contain more than immersive environments?
Yes, there are 60 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper Kusama made from the early 1950s to the present on view in addition to the 6 Infinity Room environments.

Is there a specific order?
No, there is not a specific order to the exhibition. Visitors may choose to experience different parts of the exhibition at different times, especially if lines are long for the Infinity Rooms.

Is there re-entry into the exhibition?
Re-entry is not permitted other than returning from the restroom while viewing the exhibition.

Am I allowed to touch art in the Infinity Rooms?
No. The Infinity Rooms contain fragile artworks that may not be touched.

Am I allowed to take pictures/videos with my cell phone?
Yes, non-flash photography and videos are encouraged with the exception of the Infinity Room All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins, which may not be photographed. No selfie sticks, tripods, grip stabilizers, or other accessories are permitted.

Can I buy Infinity Mirrors merchandise?
Yes, the Museum Shop is selling Infinity Mirrors products. Please visit the Shop in person or online to purchase exhibition-related items.

Is there an exhibition hashtag?
The hashtag #InfiniteKUSAMA has been widely associated with the exhibition. You may also use #highmuseum.

Why are people so obsessed with this exhibition?
Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors has delighted audiences around the country. People are drawn to the profusions of polka dots, pumpkins, mirrors, lights, and intense colors Kusama uses in her artwork.

What are the hours for the Infinity Mirrors Exhibition?
Hours for the Infinity Mirrors exhibition vary daily. See the exhibition schedule here. The exhibition will be open Tuesday through Sunday, and we will have extended hours most days. All other exhibitions, including the permanent collection galleries, will be open during regular Museum hours.

When should I arrive?
There are several steps before entering the exhibition. Please plan to arrive 30 minutes before your ticketed entry time.

1. Plan for traffic and parking delays. MARTA and Lyft are great options for avoiding parking delays caused by increased volume in parking lots at and around the Museum. Please note: Parking in the deck at The Woodruff Arts Center costs $16. Members receive discounted parking with a valid membership ID, but parking is limited and may fill up. Your exhibition ticket does not include the cost of parking.
2. After entering the Museum, visitors must present their printed or electronic ticket(s) to staff.
3. The queuing line will form near the elevators that go up to the Second Level exhibition galleries. There will be a line on the Second Level to enter the exhibition.

What if I miss my time slot?
Due to the popularity of this exhibition, we are unable to hold time slots beyond 10 minutes. If you arrive later than 10 minutes after the beginning of your time slot, we will be unable to ensure your admission to the exhibition. No refunds will be issued for a missed time slot. Please plan your visit accordingly and consider taking MARTA (the High Museum is located at Arts Center Station) or Lyft to the Museum to avoid parking delays.

Can I leave my child with a Museum attendant or in the Greene Family Learning Gallery while I experience the exhibition?
All children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. In the Infinity Room galleries, 1 adult must be present for every 2 children ages 12 and under.

Can I bring a bag into this exhibition?
Bags not exceeding 11” x 15” x 9” may be brought into the exhibition. Visitors will be asked to check larger bags at coat checks located in the Taylor Lobby before proceeding to the galleries. Museum staff are not responsible for items left outside the Infinity Rooms.

How long should I expect my total visit to be for this exhibition?
Due to the large number of objects and popularity of the exhibition, expect to spend up to 120 minutes in the galleries. Please account for congestion around parking in Midtown. We recommend taking Lyft or MARTA to the Museum.

How much does it cost to park at The Woodruff Arts Center?
Members receive discounted parking with a valid membership ID, but parking is limited and may fill up. All other visitors pay $16 for parking. Your exhibition ticket does not include the cost of parking. We strongly encourage taking MARTA or Lyft to avoid parking delays.

Can I have food or drink while I wait in line for each of the Infinity Rooms?
Food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibition galleries. Food and beverages may be purchased at CJ’s Café, Twelve Eighty – Inspired Dining, or Octane Coffee/Bar at The Woodruff Arts Center and may be consumed at those locations or on the Sifly Piazza.

Is there a restroom in the exhibition?
There is no restroom in the exhibition, but there are restrooms near the elevators and stairs right outside the exhibition galleries. Additional restroom facilities are located throughout the Museum. If you leave the exhibition to use the restroom, you will be allowed to reenter the galleries, but we strongly encourage the use of restroom facilities prior to entering the exhibition space.

Advisory for people with photosensitive epilepsy: There are intermittent, bright, flashing lights in two of the rooms (The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away and Love Forever).

Are strollers allowed in the exhibition?
Strollers are allowed in the exhibition galleries but not inside the Infinity Rooms. You will be able to park your stroller outside the rooms before you enter.

Are wheelchairs available for people who are unable to stand for long periods of time?
Yes, the Museum will have a limited number of wheelchairs available. You may request the use of a wheelchair at the Taylor Lobby security desk, where you will be asked to leave a photo ID. For more information on accessibility accommodations, please visit our accessibility page or email access@high.org.

Is the exhibition accessible to someone with a mobility device?
Most of the Infinity Rooms are wheelchair accessible. While they have varying sizes, the narrowest entry point is 30 inches wide. However, the way the rooms are built does not allow space for a wheelchair user to turn around on the platform. Visitors with mobility devices may choose to enter the installation and back out of the door or view the room from the doorway.

Is there an audio guide?
No, there is no audio guide for this exhibition. It is Kusama’s vision for people to enter the Infinity Rooms and immerse themselves in the art.

Are service animals allowed in the Infinity Mirrors exhibition?
Yes, service animals are allowed in the exhibition, but due to the fragility of the Infinity Rooms, no animal will be permitted inside the environments.
Please note: Any person with a service animal should be prepared to present official credentials and/or documentation that identifies the animal as having been trained by a school for seeing eye, hearing, service, or guide dogs.

If you have questions or concerns about accessibility in relation to Infinity Mirrors, please email access@high.org or fill out our Infinity Mirrors Accessibility Form. Visit our Accessibility page for general information about access at the High.