By Walt Hickey Pumpkin An enormous pumpkin art installation in Naoshima, Japan was washed out to sea by a typhoon and tossed around in rough seas. Yayoi Kusama’s sculpture, Pumpkin, was installed at the tip of a pier in 1994 and, like most of the artist’s work, is incredibly popular. Eventually recovered, the six-foot tall, eight-foot wide decorative gourd is recuperating at the Benesse Art Site after evidently being split in half, per social media reports. Kusama’s pumpkin sculptures regularly sell in the millions when they hit the auction block, with a similar sculpture selling for $3.7 million in 2009, and another selling for