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Louise Bourgeois: A Sculptor's Journey
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This lecture delves into the life and artistic journey of Louise Bourgeois, exploring her upbringing, struggles, and artistic evolution. From her early experiences in Paris to her later years in New York, Bourgeois' work is characterized by a deep exploration of intimacy, family dynamics, and personal traumas. The lecture covers key themes such as the influence of her father, her unique approach to art as a form of exorcism, and her meticulous control over materials and emotions. Through a variety of mediums, from drawing to sculpture, Bourgeois crafted a distinctive artistic identity that has solidified her as an iconic figure in 20th-century art.
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