Around the cage and spider are drawings and sketches, and these serve as a cogent introduction to the larger exhibition, Louise Bourgeois: An Unfolding Portrait. Here are tubes and spirals ("you ...

For Louise Bourgeois, spirals were more than a symbol to toy with – they were embedded in her psyche Artists across the ages have taken inspiration from spirals. Leonardo da Vinci used spirals ...

Louise Bourgeois, the French-born American artist ... After she had created a number of vertical spirals that seemed to twist in space, she evoked childhood memories of the tapestry business ...

Well, it’s decided: When I grow up I want to be Louise Bourgeois ... pieces that make use of Bourgeois’s patented symbols, with a separate room devoted to “Spirals”; “Fabric of Memory ...

Like many of the greats of modern art, Louise Bourgeois’s practice ... elements open out onto the tops of trees, Spiral Woman was a motif that Bourgeois often returned to after the 1950s.

Nobody should go to see Louise Bourgeois's retrospective at the Guggenheim ... spectacular on the Guggenheim's viscerally appropriate spiral ramps. Her first gallery show in New York, in the ...

and Spiral. “We are pleased to democratize access to the artwork of one of the most iconic artists of the 20th century, Louise Bourgeois,” said Diana Widmaier Picasso, Co-Founder and Chief ...

Louise Bourgeois remains best known for her spider ... leading into sections on the body, the motif of the spiral, works on fabric, imagery inspired by nature, and other subjects that span ...

The brand collaborated with her foundation for the Louise Bourgeois x Sandro collection ... she had collected since the 1920s, and spirals, which Bourgeois said represented the emotions of ...