Exhibition highlights Louise Bourgeois's drawings

A new exhibition titled Extreme Tension showcases the drawings of Louise Bourgeois, who described them as "feather thoughts, ideas I catch on the fly and put on paper." The exhibition includes a wide range of her work, from a small self-portrait on squared paper from 1942 to her red gouaches from Family (2007).

Exhibition spans multiple locations

The exhibition is part of a collaboration between the Bibliothèque nationale de France and the graphic collections of the Centre Pompidou. Other exhibitions currently featured include works by painter Georges Kars at the Mahj and a dive into "Planète Océan" at the Atelier des Lumières.

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Also on display is L'appel des profondeurs at the Musée de la Marine. These exhibitions are reserved for subscribers of the service that provides access to the content and updates every week.

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