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It refers not to a historical moment but to a movement in the truest sense; inherently dynamic, it has traveled and evolved from place to place and time to time, and continues to do so today. Its scope has always been transnational, exceeding national borders as a unified call for liberation, while also taking on specific and local conditions. The artworks assembled here from around the world animate some of the myriad routes into and through Surrealism. They reveal collective interests shared by artists across regions; points of convergence, relay, and exchange; individual challenges witnessed over the last hundred years in the pursuit of independence from colonialism; and the experience of exile and displacement wrought by international conflict.
Neither singular in narrative nor linear in chronology, the exhibition pushes beyond traditional borders and conventional narratives to draw a map of the world in the time of the Surrealists as an interrelated network—one that makes visible many lives, locations, and encounters linked through the freedom and possibility offered by Surrealism.
Surrealism depends upon a collective body committed to going beyond what can be done by the individual in isolation, often in response to political or social concerns. Viewed across time and place, this quality has manifested in group exhibitions and demonstrations, cowritten manifestos and declarations, and broadly shared and circulated values. This collectivity has been expressed through art making, especially in cadavre exquis exquisite corpse drawings and assembled works.
