Surrealism

FREE GAMES ONLINE-ZOMBIEMAN Wednesday, 16 November 2011 18:26 Awesome & Cool Creative Romanian artist Mihai Criste  who is fascinated by abstration, mystery and surrealism. A painting professional for more than 10 years, Mihai has participated in numerous contests and exhibitions. His artworks combine several subjects in an attempt to confuse the viewer of what is reality. 15 More of his works on his official website too Source: Mihai...Read Full Story

Tiffany’s blue close to Shanghai, China top jewelry. Into the shop, Tiffany eyes were some jewelry propagates locked, jean, this name in berger Sloan every gem. He had no formal training, but on century the most prestigious jewelry designers. His story from France, Alsace. A rich businessman has a child textile manufacturing, called the Sloan berger. He always take a pencil, anytime, anywhere, but also all the paint to enter school of art. “No, you must learn is the home textile, because...Read Full Story

Surrealism, born in the 1920’s, was initiated by the Dada movement that emerged in Paris during War World I.  Inspired by visual art and writings, Surrealism was a cultural movement that merged schools of thought on philosophy, social theory and politics.  Salvador Dali was a flamboyant surrealist who made significant artistic contributions to the movement. Self-Portrait with Fried Bacon Surrealism An ode to Dali’s “soul’s glove”, not the soul or the inner self, this self-portrait...Read Full Story

Regards d'artistes is a special exhibition organized by  les Arts Associes , a tribute to Denise Bellon, the legendary French photographer. Currently in view on the platforms of the Saint-Germain metro station in Paris, this new exhibition displays around 100 images of artists like Miro, Prevert, Dali, Miller, Duchamp and many more. Denise Bellon (1902-1999) was a pioneer in photojournalism. One of the original members of the Alliance Photo Agency, founded in Paris in 1934 and a...Read Full Story

The Rise of the Value of Surrealism - artmarketblog.com There is no doubt that Surrealism is a highly undervalued and under appreciated movement that has the potential for a significant increase in desirability and value in the not too distant future for reasons that I will explain later on. The most famous Surrealist artist would have to be Salvador Dali with the other major Surrealist painters being Jean Arp, Max Ernst, André Masson, René Magritte, Yves Tanguy, Pierre Roy, Paul Delvaux...Read Full Story

Okay, so here is yet another Air India related post. Maybe I am enamored by the idea of cool give-aways by airline companies? For those that are not aware, Air India had actually employed the services of the famous "Surrealist" painter Salvador Dali. He was commissioned to design an ashtray that was given to lucky passengers. . Imagine going down to your adventurous traveling, grandmother's basement and finding this relic alongside a snake charming flute? It apparently can fetch $800-1200...Read Full Story

Come to the City Gallery at Waterfront Park in Charleston for an art historical lecture and presentation with collector Robert Seay on Thursday, April 9th at 6pm. We will discuss one of the most influential artistic movements of the 20th century! 30-45 minute lecture will include: * Powerpoint Presentation * Question and Answer session * TV presentation of Salvador Dali and Walt Disney’s surrealistic collaboration * Books available on various Surrealist masters * Guest handouts for...Read Full Story