Welcome to the fantastical world of Surrealism. Surrealism is one of the more complex footnotes in the canon of art history.

Surrealism is a style of art inspired by dreams and hidden thoughts. Surrealism started in Paris, France in the 1920s. Salvador Dali is one of the most well-known Surrealist painters. Other ...

Artists, too, have been quick to appreciate this. Dutch still-life painters drew on the rich symbolism of fruit in their work, exploring temporality, appetite and religion through this motif. Salvador ...

Surrealist though her paintings were, they had no more wallop than a wisp of smoke. In settling for weirdness without wallop, Painter Sage parted the twin gods of modern art. Her current ...

The revelation of the night was Christie’s annual Art of the Surreal session. Inaugurated by specialist Olivier Camu back in 2001, this specialist London sale has over the years become an ...

One fun example of art imitating life, and Dali’s capacity to inject the surreal into the everyday, is Schiaparelli’s Shoe Hat (1937-38), created after a photograph of Dali wearing a woman ...

“Soft Surrealism” is an artwork in Adams Square Mini-Park in Glendale by architect and artist Mandy Palasik that uses an existing historic gas station as the container for colorful inflatable tubes ...

Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Wisconsin, Gift of the Gertrude ... yet as revelatory as an epiphany—in the modestly scaled surrealist paintings of American artist Gertrude Abercrombie.

The Samurai Museum Berlin is thrilled to present Waking Visions, a celebration of Surrealism’s centenary through the lens of four exceptional young female artists—Lucia Berlanga, Eliane Diur ...