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Louise Bourgeois was a French-American artist who used spiders as a central motif in the later part of her career. She thought of spiders as patient and clever, and they reminded her of her mother, who was a weaver and restorer of tapestries. Watch and learn how to make wire sculptures inspired by her 1996/1997 work, Spider.
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