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The article is actually mostly about shopping centres.
Also this week: the timely return of Leo Varadkar.
Moments such as this are rich with uncertainty, a banquet for cynical opportunists.
Moments such as this are rich with uncertainty, a banquet for cynical opportunists.
One of the most creatively exciting periods in moviemaking saw the likes of Maya Deren, Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí bringing cinematic surreality to the masses. A new film, Geral...
Itamar Ben-Gvir’s cruelty has echoes at home.
A new exhibition at VISU Contemporary spotlights the women artists who are continuing the long tradition of Surrealism for the modern age. The post Surrealism in the <br> Con...
An exhibition of Paul Klee’s late works focuses on his depictions of the atmosphere of violence and intimidation in Germany after the Nazis came to power.
It was a tale of two Taoiseachs this week.
Crisis averted!
We can’t even do debit card payments on buses.
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"The Third Reich of Dreams" reminds us of a powerful capacity of dreaming that seems to have been forgotten.
Much has been written lately about the crisis in Hollywood, which has left many apparently sure-fire blockbusters floundering, theaters empty, and production jobs lost. There are m...
You could say that H. C. Westermann became an artist on the morning of March 19, 1945. While serving as a marine gunner on the USS Enterprise during World War II, the twenty-two-ye...
Unpacking the murky origins and warring interpretations of a legendary silent film. The post <i>The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari</i>: An Allegory of Anxiety and Terror in th...
Under most circumstances, there’s nothing particularly shocking about cutting into an eye removed from a dead animal. Gratuitous, maybe, and surely disgusting for some, but certain...
Dreamachine gathers Brion Gysin's cult recordings in a blend of ambient, spoken word, avant-garde, minimalism, and afrobeat, mimicking the art device by translating its effects int...
To visit the Leonora Carrington exhibit at the Musée du Luxembourg is to enter the phantasmagoric world of a born artist, one too busy creating to be anyone’s muse.
Also: Joan Semmel’s revolutionary nudes, Aleshea Harris’s film adaptation of “Is God Is,” Rachel Syme on thrift markets galore, and more.
This exceptional single-owner collection brings to market works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Calder and Tanguy, among others. Many were acquired directly from the artists and have seldom...
From The Guardian: “A recently discovered painting by the surrealist artist Leonora Carrington, made during her confinement in a Spanish psychiatric hospital during the second worl...
In René Magritte's 1937 painting La Reproduction Interdite — roughly "depiction prohibited," or "depiction impossible" — a man stands before a mirror and sees the back of his own h...
In this episode of Private Life, the writer, translator, and editor Gini Alhadeff reads excerpts from Mark Polizzotti’s recent translation, for NYRB Classics, of André Breton’s 192...
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