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COMMUNITY RATING




This records Louise Bourgeois at work and play, creating art in her studio and ruminating upon the deep emotional and psychological roots of her work. Bourgeois’s massive spiders, some as large as 30 feet, have been exhibited throughout the world. They symbolize the maternal impulse, but it is the artist’s passionate connection with various childhood traumas (her father’s live-in mistress being just one) that fuel much of her groundbreaking work. Curators Robert Storr and Deborah Wye, the Guerilla Girls, and the artist’s longtime aide-de-camp, Jerry Gorovoy, lend piquant commentary.
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