Louise Bourgeois -- the French-born, New York-based artist whose sculpture is the subject of a thoughtful and thorough retrospective at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden -- turned 97 this ...

Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child, edited by Ralph Rugoff. Hatje Cantz. 208 pages. $48. The Artist’s Studio: A Century of the Artist’s Studio 1920–2020, edited by Iwona Blazwick. Whitechapel Gallery.

Louise Bourgeois, the French-born American artist who gained fame only late in a long career, when her psychologically charged abstract sculptures, drawings and prints had a galvanizing effect on ...

Nearly half the works in “Louise Bourgeois: Paintings” are lent by the artist’s foundation; almost a third have not been exhibited in decades, if ever. Together they illuminate some of the ...

It was the museum’s first retrospective dedicated to a female sculptor. “The strength of Louise Bourgeois’s art derives from her ability to translate emotion into visual form,” said Jerry ...

Louise Bourgeois wasn’t afraid of spiders—she turned them into highly sought after art. But the artist only began sculpting her most iconic forms after many decades. Today, they inhabit top ...

Louise Bourgeois, an internationally revered artist whose intensely personal work was inspired by psychological conflict, feminist consciousness and a fertile imagination, has died. She was 98.

Louise Bourgeois is best known for her haunting, deeply personal art—but few realize that the beloved French sculptor was as prolific a writer as she was an artist. When she died in 2010 ...

Louise Bourgeois might be best known for her otherworldly spider sculptures, but a new showcase of all-hanging works at Cheim & Read in New York traces the artist's fascination with suspended art, ...

said that to see the sculpture “make both a record-breaking price for Louise Bourgeois and also become the most valuable sculpture ever made by a woman artist, is a truly special moment.

Her family thought her quite mad, but Barton is a self-declared fan girl of the trailblazing French-American artist, the late Louise Bourgeois. Louise Bourgeois’s Maman in the forecourt of the ...

It was the museum’s first retrospective dedicated to a female sculptor. “The strength of Louise Bourgeois’s art derives from her ability to translate emotion into visual form,” said Jerry ...