(Keystone-ATS) La monumentale sculpture de Louise Bourgeois « Maman », représentant une araignée à la fois intimidante et protectrice, a été installée sur la place Neuve, à Genève. Elle y restera ...

Maman, the giant spider on the National Gallery’s plaza, got a makeover the other day — a sort of massive mani-pedi, as my friend put it, but one that required more than pumice stones and a spa day.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has installed Louise Bourgeois‘ sculpture “Maman” in the lower level entryway to the museum. The video above shows how it was done. Bourgeois created “Maman” in ...

Khao Yai Art Forest presents “Farewell to Maman,” a Weekend Celebration of Louise Bourgeois’s Iconic Sculpture in Its Final Days in Thailand Khao Yai Art Forest warmly invites you to “Farewell to ...

Khao Yai Art Forest will host “Farewell To Maman”, a special weekend celebrating the final days of Louise Bourgeois’s world-renowned sculpture in Thailand. Since it arrived at Khao Yai Art Forest in ...

It has "eight legs, a head, a torso and egg sack -- all weighing in at 6,000 kg," says the reporter in this 2005 CBC-TV report. He's describing the National Gallery's latest acquisition: a giant ...

A giant spider sculpture has been reinstalled in the Tate Modern as part of the gallery’s 25th anniversary. Created by the artist Louise Bourgeois, Maman is a bronze, stainless steel and marble spider ...

An imposing sculpture will soon grace the plaza outside the National Gallery of Canada, as the Ottawa gallery raises its latest multimillion-dollar acquisition: Louise Bourgeois's Maman. Weather ...

Khao Yai Art Forest in Nakhon Ratchasima invites interested people to come and say goodbye to a world-renowned sculpture during "Farewell To Maman", which will be held on Saturday and Sunday from 10am ...

Telling the time has never been this much fun. Innovative watch label MB&F has wowed the horological world yet again with its latest design. The aptly named Arachnophobia Table Clock is an ...

French-born sculptor and artist Louise Bourgeois, known for her “psychologically charged” abstract sculptures, drawings, and prints, died Monday in Manhattan. Many of her famous works involved spiders ...