Since their inaugural manifesto published by Andre Breton in 1924, Surrealism slowly grew to become the 20th century's largest art movement. From their base in Paris, the movement spread internationally, influencing everything from visual art to advertising and fashion. This exhibition focuses on the relationship between surrealism and photography, and introduces the unique visual world that brought about a revolution in artistic expression throughout the previous century. These photographs look back on the artistic paths of a multi-dimensional movement by continuing to throw new light on this influential artistic school.
Open lectures
Speaker: Kunio Iwaya (professor, Meiji Gakuin)
Part one: "Man Ray and the Discovery of 'objets'"
April 26th (Sat), 14:00-
Part two: "Nadja, Paris, beauty convulsed"
April 26th (Sat), 16:00-
Part three: "Surrealism in the 1930s"
April 27th (Sun), 14:00-
Part four: "Travel, hyperreality and the magic of the everyday"
April 27th (Sun), 16:00-
-Open to all ticket holders on a first-come first-serve basis. -Passes will be given out at the counter on the 1st floor from 10:00 on the day of the talk.
Related symposium ("Surrealism's Universe")
April 20th (Sun) Part one, 14:00-/Part two, 16:00-
Venue: 1st floor Hall
-Open to all ticket holders on a first-come first-serve basis. -Passes will be given out at the counter on the 1st floor from 10:00 on the day of the talk.
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