“One with Eternity” has drawn nearly half a million visitors throughout its historic run. Hirshhorn Museum leaders discuss what comes next.

The Hirshhorn is extending the exhibit in honor of the famed artist’s 94th birthday.

Since its opening, the exhibit has welcomed more than 140,000 visitors to the Japanese artist’s kaleidoscopic work.

Prepare to see a lot of polka dots on your Instagram feeds when Kusama’s Infinity Mirror rooms return to the Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden this spring.

And some tips if only the infinity rooms will do.

The catch? Visitors must wear polka dots “one of the artist’s signature motifs.”

More than 14,000 people got a chance to see the exhibit during the first week.

And some tips for enjoying the packed new exhibit, which has already seen more than 8,000 visitors.

If you’re not already familiar with avant-garde Japanese artist’s work, over the coming months, you’ll have no choice but to get familiar.

The Hirshhorn will distribute timed tickets for its upcoming blockbuster show, so plan accordingly, and visit some of these other exhibits while you’re waiting.