As captured in a lengthy 1993 interview by Amei Wallach and the late Marion Cajori, “Louise Bourgeois: The Spider, The Mistress And The Tangerine,” the almost-100-year-old artist is a force of nature (as well as art). It’s a gentle peramble around a lifetime and a mind. A small woman with fierce imagination, Bourgeois cautions her interviewer: “You are not listening to me because you are afraid of me.” Yes, yes. 99m. (Ray Pride)
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