With temperatures skyrocketing outside, the Goeslings’ viridian, obsidian and mushroom hues offer a cool and curious escape.

Surrealism’s origins are in the collective trauma of World War I and the global flu epidemic of 1918. Convinced that the rational, masculine world was to blame for such horrors, ...

Lucia Wilcox lived an extraordinary life—mingling with Paris Surrealists, reinventing herself in New York, and painting ...

This is not an article. It’s a fish in the shape of a piano, floating in a clear blue sky, seen through a keyhole. Surrealism, the art movement that gave us disembodied eyeballs, melting clocks ...

The Persistence of Memory(La persistencia de la memoria) (1931) is a trifecta of superlatives: Surrealism's most famous ...

Meret Oppenheim found fame with a furry cup—her disconcerting double entendre, Object (1936), a fur-covered cup, saucer and ...

Surrealism can take a few hits, probably needs them. Chisel away what’s lacklustre, and you are left with the good, more lustrous than ever. The final galleries of ...

A groundbreaking Surrealism exhibition at the Centre Pompidou features iconic works by Salvador Dalí, René Magritte, and Leonora Carrington.

We invite submissions for an art exhibition that celebrates the centennial evolution of surrealism while envisioning its future. Surrealism Tomorrow explores the profound relationship between ...

Surrealism and Anti-fascism at Lenbachhaus, Munich. Pictured: Antonio Recalcati, Enrico Baj, Erró, Gianni Giancarlo Dova, Jean-Jacques Lebel, and Roberto Crippa, ...