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Hauser & Wirth Celebrates Louise Bourgeois's Emotional Abstractions

1/23/2026

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Hauser & Wirth's Gathering Wool showcases Louise Bourgeois's late abstractions, including Twosome (1991), and follows her rise after a 1982 retrospective.
The show places evocative works on the ground floor and modest sculptures on the fifth floor, emphasizing Bourgeois's rhythmic repetition.
Heems, rapper with Swet Shop Boys, reflects on intersectional identity in his solo albums, blending humor with serious themes.
The exhibition runs through April 18.

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Hauser & Wirth's Gathering Wool showcases Louise Bourgeois's late abstractions, including Twosome (1991), and follows her rise after a 1982 retrospective.
The show places evocative works on the ground floor and modest sculptures on the fifth floor, emphasizing Bourgeois's rhythmic repetition.
Heems, rapper with Swet Shop Boys, reflects on intersectional identity in his solo albums, blending humor with serious themes.
The exhibition runs through April 18.