'I want to do the things and express my rage by breaking it' - Louise Bourgeois. Creating (and destroying) art was a form of life-saving therapy for Louise Bourgeois. See the new display 'Artist Rooms: Louise Bourgeois' in the Tate Modern Switch House from Friday. Watch the full film: http://ow.ly/j1zd301huFj | Tate

WATCH 📺: Discover how Louise Bourgeois' visual practice drew on childhood memories and psychological trauma through five seminal artworks, which together provide a grand arch of the artist's production. Currently on view in our New Bond Street Galleries, open daily from 10am-3pm... https://bit.ly/2D1ghli | Sotheby's

Watch as poet, painter and ‘enfant terrible’ of the New York art-world Rene Ricard reads a selection of poems to Louise Bourgeois in the spring of 1990—inside ‘Gathering Wool,’ Bourgeois’s installation of round wooden forms first shown in ‘Disturb Me,’ a group show at the at Massimo Audiello Gallery, SoHo. This never-before-seen recording, published by Ursula Magazine courtesy Louise Bourgeois Archive, offers a rare glimpse into Bourgeois’s sculptural world as a living theater: a space for perfo

Now open at Hauser & Wirth Somerset: ‘Louise Bourgeois. Drawing Intimacy 1939 – 2010,’ presents an extraordinary grouping of works from Bourgeois's private collection. The works presented span the breadth of the artist’s oeuvre, from a rarely exhibited early wall relief and selection of plaster sculptures to previously unseen paintings, drawings, works on paper Explore the exhibition online https://bit.ly/3LVPWVe | Hauser & Wirth