Louise Lawler

Louise Lawler, Drop Bush Not Bombs, 2001
Donation Yvon Lambert à l’Etat français / Centre national des arts plastiques / Dépôt à la Collection Lambert
courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York

Louise Lawler, Baudelaire, 2001
Collection privée, Paris / Dépôt à la Collection Lambert, Avignon
courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York

Louise Lawler, A.C.A.D.E.M.Y., 1987
Donation Yvon Lambert à l’Etat français / Centre national des arts plastiques / Dépôt à la Collection Lambert
courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York

Louise Lawler, Blue Nail, 1990
Donation Yvon Lambert à l’Etat français / Centre national des arts plastiques / Dépôt à la Collection Lambert
courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York

Louise Lawler, Plato, 2002
Collection privée, Paris / Dépôt à la Collection Lambert, Avignon
courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York

Louise Lawler, Them, 1986-1987
Collection privée, Paris / Dépôt à la Collection Lambert, Avignon
courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York

Born in 1947
American nationality
Photographer
Number of works in the collection : 30

IN THE EYES OF YVON LAMBERT

“I immediately liked Louise Lawler’s work because it attests to her love of wandering through endless corridors, monumental staircases, and museum halls. I go to the Louvre every month, just like Louise Lawler, who must have her secret appointments with certain works that are in intimate dialogue with her imagination as an artist. Her shots, her always unusual framing, the lighting so particular that she gives to the works testify to a real attention paid to everything that makes us feel a real happiness in these public places, filled with the treasures of our heritage.”

QUOTE FROM THE ARTIST

“I show what they show: Painting, sculpture, pictures, glass and words on painted walls. My job is to exchange the positions of exhibition and voyeurism.”

ADDITIONNAL RESOURCE TO WATCH AND TO READ

Frieze – Louise Lawler (2017)
Youtube, ICA Boston – Art Talk: Art, Love & Politics in the 1980s | Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston (2015)