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Hardcover. Condizione: VG (scuffs to cloth boards). Blue cloth boards with white inset and white lettering. 211 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), portraits. The trailblazing work of French - born American artist Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010) will be the subject of a five-decade survey exhibition featuring more than 30 works, all from Glenstone's collection, including a recently acquired master piece that was realized at a pivotal moment in her career: the 1974 installation "The Destruction of the Father." On view in the exhibition will be a selection of early wooden "Personage" sculptures; pieces in bronze, marble, plaster, and rubber; suites of drawings and prints; textile-based works; and room-like installations that she called "Cells." In these works Bourgeois forged a unique vocabulary, powerfully and idiosyncratically expressing psychic states and emotions such as anger, fear, and loneliness, and often evoking a sense of disquiet about the strangeness of the human body. In 1974, Bourgeois made a precursor to these Cells with her first installation, The Destruction of the Father, a theatrically-lit diorama depicting primal violence served up as a commentary on domineering father figures and the imaginary revenge they inspire. Exhibition: Glenstone Museum, Potomac, USA.

Hardcover. 1st edition. Grey cloth boards, silver gilt lettering front cover. 45 pages : illustrations (some color). Published on the occasion of the opening of the Pavilions at Glenstone in 2018./ Includes bibliographical references. Illuminating his mastery of materiality and representing the variety of media utilized by Charles Ray (b. 1953) over the course of his career, this group of works was selected and installed by the artist and includes Baled Truck, 2014, Table, 1990, Fall '91, 1992, and The New Beetle, 2006. With no detail of display considered too small, the artist describes that "Every stone, block, wall, floor, door, and window has been considered for the betterment of viewing art." This installation is the first in a series of long-term, rotating exhibitions which will showcase the depth of works by the artist in Glenstone's collection--Glenstone Museum website. VG+ (light wear & rubbing to corners.).