Discover the Last Chapter of Bourgeois's Remarkable Artistic Legacy at Grundy Art Gallery

Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010) left an indelible mark on the art world with her seven-decade-long career, marked by boundless creativity spanning monumental installations, figurative sculptures, and abstract collages.

Focused on the prolific final two decades of Bourgeois's life, this exhibition offers a rare glimpse into a period of extraordinary creativity, where the artist fearlessly re-examined her lifelong preoccupations. Through a powerful body of new work, Bourgeois fearlessly explored themes of identity, gender, childhood, family, and memory, inviting viewers into a deeply personal and thought-provoking artistic realm.

As part of the current ARTIST ROOMS Louise Bourgeois tour, the Grundy Art Gallery proudly presents one of the artist's monumental spider sculptures, "Spider 1994." This iconic piece, on loan from The Easton Foundation, takes center stage, captivating visitors with its commanding presence and symbolic weight. 

▲ Louise Bourgeois Spider I 1995 ARTIST ROOMS National Galleries of Scotland and Tate. Lent by the Easton Foundation 2013. © The Easton Foundation/VAGA at ARS, NY and DACS, London 2023. Photo © Tate
Renowned as a beacon for contemporary art in the north-west, the Grundy Art Gallery consistently delivers a year-round program of cutting-edge visual art exhibitions and events. Building upon the success of their previous collaboration with ARTIST ROOMS in 2019, featuring Roy Lichtenstein, the gallery now welcomes the profound artistry of Louise Bourgeois, inviting audiences to engage with her mesmerizing body of work.

From July 8 to September 9, 2023, visitors to the Grundy Art Gallery will embark on a journey into the enigmatic mind of a true pioneer. Louise Bourgeois's striking creations will ignite introspection, pushing boundaries and challenging conventional norms.

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