The Story of: Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010)
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2024
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Louise Bourgeois, born in 1911 in Paris, France, and passed away in 2010 in New York City, the United States of America, is a truly iconic artist, best known for her often monumental sculptures, installations and prints. Her career spans across seven decades, establishing herself as one of the most important artists of the contemporary era.
Her creative process is marked by an introspective reality, rooted in her cathartic re-visitations of early childhood trauma. Occupied with these autobiographical elements, she examines female sexuality, but also jealousy, violence, anxiety, feminism and loneliness. Recurring motifs in Bourgeois’ conceptual and stylistically complex oeuvre, are body parts, houses, cages, and arguably most famously her monumental spiders.
Bourgeois’ multidisciplinary practice encompasses sculpture, installation, drawing, prints, and even works in fabric. She often combines traditional marble or bronze with every day objects. An imbued value enters those objects with her personal symbolism and an act of psychological release, playing upon the powers of association, memory, fantasy and fear.
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Table of contents:
00:00 - Introduction
01:08 - 1911-1937: Youth & Education in France (Courtesy The Easton Foundation)
05:00 - 1938-1982: Getting Established in NYC
06:40 - 1982-2011: Global Recognition
09:37 - "Cells"
11:35 - "Spiders"
12:35 - The Legacy of Louise Bourgeois
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i got to see her Crouching Spider at the Beacon Museum. It was beautiful. Honestly also one of the most memorable sculpture i have ever seen in person.
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Incredible creativity over so many mediums a true icon!!!!!
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Is for dreamers . I do not like art but however I watch for personal info. Actually have u ever seen a night club owl to have patience with those boring dreamers? LOL how stupid they are.
Nicely done documentary
I enjoyed this very much, Thank-you
The pleasure is all mine! Thank you for tuning in
Thank you for posting. I am so fascinated by her. She has such a quick, self-aware, deeply psychological, and introspective mind. She brought so much to the art world.
The pleasure is all mine, she's one of my personal favorite artists as well. Thank you for tuning in!
What a great artist! And your is a perfect rendition of her life and art. Thank you!
Verder wens ik je een heerlijke zomer Julien 😎
Thank you for tuning in and for your most kind words! Een heerlijke zomer ook voor jou Christine :-)
amazing video❤
looking forward to it!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Great story
One of the best!
Wow! Very interesting. I learned so much more from this comprehensive film of Louise Bourgeois in a mere 15 minutes. I don't know how you do this, but you surly do it well. What public institution holds the most extensive collection of her work? (If you know this off tho top of your head. I of course am a bit lazy in doing research but for this I will get busy.
Hi George, thank you so much for your charming compliments. I am not really sure to be honest. Guggenheim has the great spider sculpture, Pompidou has a series of drawings by Bourgeois, Tate Modern has a Cell and MoMA has an enormous amount of early works, mainly prints in their collection.
i love her and know here.
She's the best! Thank you for tuning in
SUPER
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Thank you so much Henry! Have a great day
@@contemporaryartissue Pleasure, thank you!
Wish there was more of her work at Dia Beacon instead of the piles of broken glass, empty white rooms and piles of other form of garbage.
I do not consider any of her works to be Art. It's just not interesting and takes up a lot of space, therefore it is all a form of narcissism.
haha
The eye of the beholder....
@@5DNRG If you like, but I happen to know a great deal about art. This isn't the place to list credentials.
All art has at least an element of narcissism. What gives it meaning is when the artist's narcissism and that of the viewer's connect.
@@jeraldbaxter3532 Finally, a reply that is not an ad hominem attack. Thanks.
One of the most overrated artists of the 2oth century!!! We'll let art history eventually come to its senses.
For me KITSCH of a high order.
Pure trash. If that's art, then I'm an old coffee table.