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Surrealism and Anti-Fascism: Art as Resistance - Exhibition Catalogue for the award-winning exhibition at the Lenbachhaus in Munich. AICA awards 'Special Exhibition' - Anthology

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The Topicality of Surrealism Today
Surrealism was more than an artistic movement-it was a political force. Opposing fascism, colonialism, and oppression, surrealist artists and writers fought for justice through poetry, painting, photography, and radical thought. This compelling exhibition catalogue from Lenbachhaus Munich presents pivotal texts and manifestos, many translated for the first time, tracing the movement's influence from the Spanish Civil War to the Black Civil Rights Movement. A vital resource for understanding Surrealism as both a revolutionary method and a timeless call for freedom.
Why this book belongs in your collection:

  • 100 years of Surrealism - A century of artistic and political impact
  • Surrealism as an antifascist movement - Art as a tool for resistance
  • Rare and newly translated texts - Essential documents in one volume

For art lovers, historians, and activists alike-explore Surrealism's enduring legacy in art and politics.

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The Topicality of Surrealism Today

Surrealism was more than an artistic movement—it was a political force. Opposing fascism, colonialism, and oppression, surrealist artists and writers fought for justice through poetry, painting, photography, and radical thought. This
compelling exhibition catalogue
from
Lenbachhaus Munich
presents pivotal texts and manifestos, many translated for the first time, tracing the movement’s influence from the Spanish Civil War to the Black Civil Rights Movement. A vital resource for
understanding Surrealism
as both a revolutionary method and a timeless call for freedom.

Why this book belongs in your collection:

  • 100 years of Surrealism
    – A century of artistic and political impact
  • Surrealism as an antifascist movement
    – Art as a tool for resistance
  • Rare and newly translated texts
    – Essential documents in one volume

For art lovers, historians, and activists alike—explore Surrealism’s enduring legacy in art and politics.

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Authors Theodor W Adorno, Georges Bataille, Walt Benjamin
Assisted by Karin Althaus (Editor), Adrian Djuki¿ (Editor), Adrian Djukic (Editor), Adrian Djukić (Editor), Adrian Djukic et al (Editor), Ara H. Merjian (Editor), Matthias Mühling (Editor), Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau München (Editor), Stephanie Weber (Editor)
Publisher Hatje Cantz Verlag
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 07.03.2025
 
EAN 9783775758772
ISBN 978-3-7757-5877-2
No. of pages 680
Dimensions 222 mm x 282 mm x 282 mm
Weight 2178 g
Illustrations 600 Abb.
Subjects Humanities, art, music > Art > Art history

Kunstgeschichte, Surrealismus, Malerei und Gemälde, Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte, Lyrik, Poesie, art, Lenbachhaus, Menschenrechte, Bürgerrechte, Modern Art, Exhibition, Munich, Theory, surreal, Surrealism, auseinandersetzen, Rechtsextreme politische Ideologien und Bewegungen, Erzählerisches Thema: Vertreibung, Exil, Migration, Political Art, Periode der 68er-Revolte (1968), Art and Literature

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