Which artist is known for her use of polka dots and pumpkins in her artworks, often associated with the Pop Art movement?
Yayoi Kusama
Louise Bourgeois
Cindy Sherman
Marina Abramovic
Correct Answer :
A. Yayoi Kusama
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