From the Middle Ages to Surrealism on a Stroll
The article explores Zafra, Spain, highlighting its blend of medieval history and modern attractions.
From 'incredulity' at the invasion to the 'surrealism' of Trump and Zelensky: the 10 images that summarize four years of war in Ukraine
This article reflects on four years of the Ukraine war through ten impactful images, highlighting the human and political consequences of key moments.
Paris pays tribute to Leonora Carrington; this is the first major exhibition dedicated to the painter in France
The Luxembourg Museum in Paris opens a significant exhibition celebrating the Mexican surrealist painter Leonora Carrington, highlighting her themes of sisterhood, mental health, and migration.
Alexandros Chountas: 'Surrealism arises from life itself...'
The internationally recognized Greek poet Nanos Valaorit's work, 'The Hotel on the Night That Falls', is being presented for the first time in Greece, directed by Lina Fountoglou.
PHOTO ⟩ A new exhibition at LNMM reveals surrealism motifs in Latvian graphic artists' works during the Soviet occupation period
A new exhibition titled 'Various Lengths of Dreams' showcases the surrealistic interpretations of eight Latvian graphic artists during the Soviet occupation era, drawing connections to the influence of dreams and Freud's theories on the unconscious.
Pasolini Warned About the Decadence of the World in Plays Published in Brazil
The article discusses the release of new editions of Pier Paolo Pasolini's plays in Brazil, highlighting his influential and surreal storytelling that addresses themes of desire and existential despair.
The National Gallery celebrates 230 years, showing surrealists and painting masters of the 16th century, next year Zrzavý and Kubišta
The National Gallery in Czechia is hosting exhibitions to celebrate its 230th anniversary, featuring surrealist artists and notable painters from the 16th century, with future exhibitions planned for Zrzavý and Kubišta.
Is there room for disobedience?
A young couple finds themselves trapped in a decrepit hotel room, where their relationship and understanding of the world are tested against the backdrop of an impending demolition and the strict laws governing their reality.
Dada and Surrealism: War Destroys Both Daily Life and Art
The article discusses how the Dada art movement emerged as a response to the destruction wrought by World War I, questioning the essence and purpose of art amid the chaos of war.
The Painter Who Challenged Art and Social Rules and Was Key in the Generation of '27
The article commemorates the 31st anniversary of the death of Maruja Mallo, a significant Spanish surrealist painter and key figure of the Generation of '27, highlighting her legacy and the current exhibition at the Museo Reina Sofía.
Enrico Bafico has died, the philosophical artist of 'surrealism of reality'
The art world mourns the loss of Enrico Bafico, a cultured and ironic voice in contemporary Ligurian and national art, known for his unique blend of reality and surrealism.
Dendias' chess in Washington, Turkey's favorite, the happy traveler of politics, and Greek surrealism at its best
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias is in Washington for a high-level meeting with U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, amid a backdrop of carefully coded messages and tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean.
"DESSERT": Paintings Exhibition by Nikos Siskos at Sianti Gallery
The Sianti Gallery is hosting the solo exhibition "DESSERT" by artist Nikos Siskos, showcasing paintings that explore vibrant color contrasts and detail, blending pop aesthetics with surrealism.
Alejandro Jodorowsky, the immortal artist: “I have thought about death since the day I was born”
As he approaches his 97th birthday, Chilean artist Alejandro Jodorowsky reflects on his surreal life and work while promoting his new book.
Lautréamont, the surrealist prophet who sang the rage of 'Maldoror'
This article explores the life and mysterious circumstances surrounding Isidore Ducasse, known as Lautréamont, whose death in Paris marked a pivotal moment in surrealist literature.
Writing at the End of the World
The article explores the recurring themes and absurdities encountered in celebrity interviews over the years, emphasizing a sense of surrealism in modern discussions about life and self-improvement.
What are they drinking in the government?
The article discusses the absurdity of the political situation in Greece, highlighting the serious yet surreal aspects of current events, such as the Athens FIR blackout.
Thriller 'The Best Are the Eyes': Your Blue Eyes Make Me So Hungry
In Monika Kim's thriller, a young woman's minor obsessions spiral into surreal and violent narratives, blending culinary cultural heritage with psychological intrigue.