'I want to do the things and express my rage by breaking it' - Louise Bourgeois. Creating (and destroying) art was a form of life-saving therapy for Louise Bourgeois. See the new display 'Artist Rooms: Louise Bourgeois' in the Tate Modern Switch House from Friday. Watch the full film: http://ow.ly/j1zd301huFj | Tate

WATCH 📺: Discover how Louise Bourgeois' visual practice drew on childhood memories and psychological trauma through five seminal artworks, which together provide a grand arch of the artist's production. Currently on view in our New Bond Street Galleries, open daily from 10am-3pm... https://bit.ly/2D1ghli | Sotheby's

Louise Bourgeois is perhaps best known for her sculptures of spiders and cells, but our new exhibition focuses on her printmaking that dominated the last 20 years of her seven-decade career. MoMA Chief Curator Emerita Deborah Wye recounts her time working with Bourgeois—from the artist's first MoMA exhibition in 1982, up until her death in 2010. Explore “#LouiseBourgeois: An Unfolding Portrait” in a new episode of HOW TO SEE, now playing on YouTube. mo.ma/2i1Qa03 | MoMA The Museum of Modern Art

#LouiseBourgeois’s spider spans her career, with examples appearing in her drawing and printmaking as early as the late 1940s, but the motif began to be particularly prominent in her work in the mid-1990s. Learn more about Bourgeois’s spiders at mo.ma/2zd9Wfq. … Image Credit: Louise Bourgeois. “Spider” from the illustrated book “He Disappeared into Complete Silence,” second edition. 2001-5. Version 2: states I and II, version 3: states II, III, and IV. Engraving and drypoints, some with hand add

🌟Louise Bourgeois🌹#art #artist #feeling #sculpture | Artist Flame