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Louise Bourgeois is one of the forty artist who has a display at [[Tate Modern]] as part of the ARTIST ROOMS collection. His exhibit is made up of three rooms, each one outlines here with a brief description.
 
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Louise Bourgeois was a French-American artist known for his sculptures and installation art. She was born in Paris in 1911 lived to be 99 years old still working on artwork.
 
==First Room==
 
Right as you walk in, don't forget to look behind you an up as there is a large spider three fourths and off center up the wall just daunting looking down on you.
 
==Second Room==
 
''10 am is When You Come to Me'' is located to your right after you walk through the first room into the largest of the three roomed gallery. It is a series of twenty sketches of her hands and her assistant, Jerry Gorovoy's hands. She finished creating this watercolor and pencil masterpiece in 2006. They were created over time reflecting her fascination with how small her hands were in comparison to how large Jerry's hands were. The title references 10 am because that was the time Jerry would arrive at her studio.

On the opposite wall are sketches of what appears to be red arteries or veins throughout sixteen large paintings which span the whole wall. the artwork is titled ''‘À L’Infini’'' which translates to infinity, echoing the message of showing connectivity between human life whatever it may be, making the viewer think of veins, umbilical etc. In the same room is yet again another of her spider sculptures, this one much larger than the first. ''Spider'' was created in 1994 out of bronze and was made in reference to her mother who died when she was young. The 'Spider'' has a granite egg in her sack, revealing Bourgeois’s interest in the creature as an image of the strong mother, which she thought her mom to be.
 
===Third Room==
 
In the last room of the exhibit, a range of artwork hangs and many are in a display case including ''Untitled''. The fabricated torso of a woman lays on its back with a metal food beater ejecting from what would be the neck. No other descriptions or stories went along with this piece of work, allowing the viewer to interpret at their own will. Above this piece of artwork is another piece of work titled ''Untitled'' and completed in 2002 as well. It appears to be a metal lemon juicer with a tiny sculpted head on top of it.
 

 

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-In the last room of the exhibit, a range of artwork hangs and many are in a display case including ''Untitled''. The fabricated torso of a woman lays on its back with a metal food beater ejecting from what would be the neck. No other descriptions or stories went along with this piece of work, allowing the viewer to interpret at their own will. Above this piece of artwork is another piece of work titled ''Untitled'' and completed in 2002 as well. It appears to be a metal lemon juicer with a tiny sculpted head on top of it.
+In the last room of the exhibit, a range of artwork hangs and many are in a display case including ''Untitled''. The fabricated torso of a woman lays on its back with a medal food beater ejecting from what would be the neck. No other descriptions or stories went along with this piece of work, allowing the viewer to interpret at their own will. Above this piece of artwork is another piece of work titled ''Untitled'' and completed in 2002 as well. It appears to be a medal lemon juicer with a tiny sculpted head on top of it.
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-Louise Bourgeois is one of the forty artist who has a display at [[Tate Modern]] as part of the ARTIST ROOMS collection.  His exhibit is made up of three rooms, each one outlines here with a brief description.
+Louise Bourgeois is one of the forty artist who has a display at [[Tate Modern]] as part of the ARTIST ROOMS collection.  His exhibit is made up of three rooms, each one is outlined here with a brief description.
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 On the opposite wall are sketches of what appears to be red arteries or veins throughout sixteen large paintings which span the whole wall. the artwork is titled ''‘À L’Infini’'' which translates to infinity, echoing the message of showing connectivity between human life whatever it may be, making the viewer think of veins, umbilical etc. In the same room is yet again another of her spider sculptures, this one much larger than the first. ''Spider'' was created in 1994 out of bronze and was made in reference to her mother who died when she was young. The 'Spider'' has a granite egg in her sack, revealing Bourgeois’s interest in the creature as an image of the strong mother, which she thought her mom to be.
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Louise Bourgeois - Revision history

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