Surrealism is 100 years old.
The year 2024 marks the centenary of the movement's first manifesto, born from the pen of the poet André Breton, at a time when psychology, which has taken hold of our unconscious, makes it even more relevant.
It generated one of the major artistic revolutions of the 20th century.
And he is celebrated almost everywhere.
In Brussels, at the Palais des Beaux-Arts, known as Bozar (“History of Not Laughing. Surrealism in Belgium”, until June 16) and at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (“Imagine! 100 Years of International Surrealism”, until July 21).
Then Paris, at the Center Pompidou, which designed this latest exhibition in partnership and will reinvent it under the title “Surrealism first and always” (from September 4 to January 6, 2025).
Before continuing his journey in Germany, Spain and the United States.
Very active in promoting the painter, the Magritte Foundation (a non-profit association created in 1998 by Charly Herscovici) is a partner of…
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