Dear NAAAP Members,
Did you get a chance to visit Yayoki Kusama's (Special Exhibition): Infinity Mirrored Room at The Broad in Los Angeles from Oct 21, 2017- Jan. 1, 2018? Here is your #secondchance to see Kusama's work atPacific Arts Movement’s 2018 San Diego Asian Film Festival Spring Showcase:Closing Night Film: Kusama - Infinity + Q&A (2018 SDAFF Spring). NAAAP San Diego is co-presenting and has 10 exclusive tickets! The closing night film will be a #soldout #event and current NAAAP members can buy their #stealdeal tickets at $10! Please Direct Message NAAAP San Diego or e-mail us at (naaapsandiego@gmail.com) to reserve your spot because it will be at first come, first serve basis to be on the guest list. For more information about being member or renewing your #membership, please visit:https://naaap-san-diego.silkstart.com/join

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Don't miss our Closing Night Film: Kusama - Infinity on April 26th, 7PM at UltraStar Mission Valley! Filmmaker Heather Lenz is scheduled to attend for a post-film Q&A.

Yayoi Kusama wasn’t always the biggest artist in the world. Once a budding painter sending fan mail to Georgia O’Keefe, she arrived in New York City in her twenties, in search of supporters who could see her as more than just a woman or Japanese. Her journey from obscure outsider, to art scene trouble-maker, to one of the most iconic artists of her generation, is a true inspiration. As seen on the big screen, it is as wondrous as her hallucinatory polka-dots and infinity rooms.

Co-presented by: NAAAP San Diego, Silk Road Productions