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April 22 2005, Friday, 10am-5.30pmART GALLERY EXHIBITS 70+ GRAPHIC WORKS - WHICH INCLUDE THEMES OF FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS, HOME, MOTHERHOOD, PSYCHOLOGY & RESPONSIBILITY - BY LOUISE BOURGEOIS, WHO BEGAN HER PRINTMAKING IN 1930s NEW YORKToday is the
last day to see, what, according to the press release we recently
received from the Marlborough Graphics is, ‘the first exhibition, in
London, entirely dedicated to the Graphic work of Louise Bourgeois. The
exhibition will be displayed throughout the newly renovated Gallery and
will comprise over 70 works selected from the last fifteen years,
1989-2005.’ The press release, in its second paragraph, then continues,
‘Louise Bourgeois began making prints on her arrival in New York, in
1938, following her marriage to the late art historian Robert Goldwater.
She studied lithography under Will Barnet and she worked at Stanley
Hayter’s workshop “Atelier 17” where she produced the seminal portfolio
“He disappeared into complete silence.” The Prints she made in this
early period between 1938-1949 were rarely editioned and it was not
until the late Seventies and Eighties that her printmaking took on a new
momentum and she has remained consistently active, to-date, producing a
wide variety of prints and portfolios.’ In the third and final
paragraph, the release goes on to discuss the works one will be able to
see at the exhibition (which in fact we attended, near the end of last
month).
Works, on view,
include, ‘…the extremely rare portfolio “Anatomy”’ and, ‘the masterful
series “11 Dr ypoints.” Also mentioned, are the themes around the works
on show. ‘The prints’ state the release, ‘incorporate themes addressed
in her sculpture, themes which have motivated Louise Bourgeois’s art for
the past 50 years; family relationships and psychology, parental blame
and responsibility, motherhood and sexuality, the home.’ So, go along
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