Surrealism Beyond Borders Virtual Opening | Met Exhibitions
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- Nearly from its inception, Surrealism has had an international scope, but knowledge of the movement has been formed primarily through a Western European focus. Join Stephanie D’Alessandro, the Leonard A. Lauder Curator of Modern Art and Senior Research Coordinator in the Department of Modern and Contemporary Art at The Met, and explore this exhibition, which reconsiders the true “movement” of Surrealism beyond boundaries of geography and chronology-and within networks that span Eastern Europe to the Caribbean, Asia to North Africa, and Australia to Latin America. Including examples from almost eight decades and produced across at least 45 countries, Surrealism Beyond Borders offers a fresh appraisal of some of the collective concerns and exchanges-as well as historical, national, and local distinctions-that will recast appreciation of this most revolutionary and globe-spanning movement.
Learn more about the exhibition at www.metmuseum.org/surrealism
The virtual opening is sponsored by Di Donna Galleries and Phillips.
The exhibition is made possible by the Barrie A. and Deedee Wigmore Foundation.
Additional support is provided by the Placido Arango Fund, the Gail and Parker Gilbert Fund, Alice Cary Brown and W.L. Lyons Brown, the John Pritzker Family Fund, and The International Council of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
It is organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Tate Modern.
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Excellently curated and narrated exhibition.
Thank you
Nothing is more precious than:
1. Independence
2. Freedom
3. Joy
If people right understand the meaning of Freedom
I wish more museums did this for those who can’t come to a art exhibit. This was interesting and made me fell in love with the art work!
My mother in law is Cossette Zeno. One of the artists discussed. The exhibit opening was last Monday in NY
I wish that we had more art classes/lectures like this. The curator added more value than any of the individual pieces of work. Thank you.
I don't know about that.... I'd bet that some if not many of the artists represented would not fancy being recontextualized to serve this weird "internationalist" and politically correct narrative. This pathetic fad has to end.
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I am very happy that Sea by Harue Koga, 1929, the most monumental work of Surrealism in Japan, is introduced in this exhibition! from Japan
I love how there is room in this exhibit for a permanence of the impermanent and ever shifting circumstances of our global political and social lives - freedom of expression, gender, forms that evolve.
What an amazing presentation. Thank you so much. The amount of work, people and artwork collation that goes into an exhibit of this kind is mind boggling. I just wish the show was on longer so I could get there... thank you.
Love this virtual tour! Can’t wait for more!
Incredible collection and presentation. Kudos to all involved, informing and educating with simple-credible dialog that prompts ideals and values. This was a gift, thank you.
Spot on.
Thank you The Met; Surrealism is my favorite art, second to Da Daism Love this exhibition
super! thanks
Suzanne Cesaire: "surrealism... is the tightrope of our hope." YES.
Wonderful exhibit story. Really a much-needed refresher course on Surrealism. In Art School, it was skipped through lightly without stopping long enough to understand what was being expressed. It all feels new again and very contemporary. There are stories to tell.
wow !!!! a real great curation! unbeliveable reasearch.... bravo!
I really love Harue Koga’s art!
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Gratitude for the opportunity!
Exquisitely done. This was fascinating in every conceivable way. 🙂
Brilliant
So informative. I did not know about all the Surrealists in many countries.
One of the most underrated shows.
Thank you, this is fantastic.
This is a superb introduction to the exhibit, and the subject in general. I truly am excited to see this exhibit in person.
I can't wait to see this!
I love art so much, created channel to display them on my tv.
Interesting visual tour of the Met w/o leaving my room/city/country.
Smart including Jan Svankmajer.
Very impressive show ,international way of finding freedom through art,the thrush in art
Fantastique et intéressant présentation...merci beaucoup. Respecté 🕊️
Absolutely brilliant presentation! Out of the park.
Very well presented. Loved the whole video and got to learn so much. Thank you for this
Absolutely
Thank you beautifully presented and inspiring. Excited to explore the possibilities in surrealism and start my masterpiece. Greatly appreciated this MET tour thank you!
Awesome no words! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great work, a pleasure to watch! Cant wait to see more like this!
Wonderful 🤩
Simply put ... Amazing 🤘
awesome curatorial work! I hope this exhibition travels the world and hopefully comes to New Zealand
Thanks so much for this, amazing
Excellent - wish I could visit the exhibit. Hope it will travel!
Thank you for sharing this with 'us'.
Enlightening!
Just when I think a body of art cannot connect to me, what stunning presentation and important and necessary exhibit
I caught the Surrealism exhibit at the Guggenheim, when I was in NYC, 1999.
Thank you!
This was lovely! Thank you!
Awesomeness, thank you
Excellent presentation!
Beautiful
amazing!!!!
Cant wait for this to come to London. Lots of work I haven't seen before.
I know where I'm going. This was excellent.
Great video.
Thanks for the video, interesting meeting. I work in different areas of painting, but I have not yet touched surrealism.
Great presentation - fascinating show! I'm wondering why no Gertrude Abercrombie??
She must be there…
Can't wait to see this in February ✨ #tate
Since many of the artists names were not captioned in the video, perhaps a list of names could be supplanted in the description which would encourage viewers to explore them further, be it referencing them to Met pages? Thanks.
My bad. Wrote it before the final minutes.
Thumbs up !
Welcome to Golgumbaz 2021
Walking around the lake. Romanticisim lives by the water.
Is Surrealism beyond Borders on display at the Met? Will be in NYC. Also, if there are any books or videos for sale, let us know.
Looking forward to seeing this at the Tate in a couple of weeks time!
11:12 that’s an image of Gloria Swanson from the silent comedy “Teddy At The Throttle” (1917)
would love to be there! will the closing date be the same, considering omicron?
super art
I wish I was invited to exhibit in this show.
It would have been nice to give more time to view the psc.
Does someone know what the painting in 3:21 is called?
Nice, but the camera moves from piece to piece too quickly for me to absorb anything.
26:50 I wish we have a lot of Surrealist artist. Filipinos doesn't dig surreal art nowadays.
Budots is Surrealist.....
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05:19 shows Hernando R. Ocampo.
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The "pin-up" girl is wearing a French revolutionary cap and has a passing resemblance to the Statue of Liberty (also a product of France). Ah the 'twenties, when the dearth of men after the war in Europe meant that the door of liberty cracked open a little for women in some parts of the world. ps Where's Waldy?
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Okay...where does Dada fit into this artistic gestalt of 1920s Paris? What's his face? Marcel Duchamp? Where does he fit in?
From the mirror to the sun, like Alice we like to look behind and feel a new child inside us.
What's the "humerous" video at the start called?
'The Flat' by Jan Svankmajer
Thank you!
See in the subject the activity of The Center of Inter-religious Peace
Ah noooo, it's at 12am were I am. Will this be available tomorrow to rewatch?
Yes! It will be.
Moving.
1:04 Can anyone help with the name of the painting, thanks
Embroidering the Earth's mantle - Remedios Varo
@@tb-dq7sb You’re fantastic!
You don't even show the art, only quick flashes.
16:20 20:14
Project the film Eraserhead onto the side of your building for the duration. Stuffy suits don't draw crowds.
Funny how interpretation changes over time. This presentation seems largely concerned with identity politics, while leaving out the surrealists' critique of capitalism entirely. At the end of the day, this approach tells us more about the postmodern world of today than it does about historical surrealism.
Alt art history where Dali has disappeared.
Donald Glover!! ❤️
I don't see the point in the sort of film about Art that doesn't identify the Artist or the work's title. It races along, commodifying the images leaving us bewildered and, frankly, none the wiser.
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guy says 'shoealism'
re "parlour game": esquisse = sketch, so I am not sure about the "Exquisite Corpse".
Freedom from what?
Hahahahaha this is comedy gold.
isn't it quite the coincidence that curators always and I mean ALWAYS try to add a globalist or international thread to an exhibit? Why would that be... I wonder
Surrealism was an international movement from its inception
Can’t have Surrealism without political nonsense
You should work on inclusivity and lifting off ‘vaccinated visitors only’ entry because everyone has the right to practice medical autonomy. I am still waiting on my bank to receive the refund for the museum admission I had paid for online.
Yes you have every right to medical autonomy. The requirement is to protect people at risk and prevent the spread of the virus. I'm sure you feel empathy so I hope you also care about protecting people.
@@reverandgreen5801 you’re speaking from a place of ignorance and being meddlesome by interjecting. They could always accept negative COVID test results. My comment is not up for debate. You don’t even know what you’re putting into your body. I’m not responding to you any further
@@amatteroflogic Im not speaking from a place of ignorance I believe in evidence based science. 🙂
@@reverandgreen5801 you’re reaching. One would have to be in your face and exchanging bodily fluids or saliva to get you sick. If the mask you wear across your face protects you then you wouldn’t have to worry because no one is allowed without it. How dense do you have to be to believe that the vx is going to protect you when the data that you trust so much says that you can still be contagious and get sick? You love cherry picking with your research , huh? Pretty phony.
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Your ego is in the way of your critical thinking bruv
More woke BS
Art is such a money laundering scam
Not to everyone. One doesnt have to be super rich to afford or make art.
Blame the auction world not the artist.