| A distinctive style of cubism combined with surrealism are what makes his paintings stand out from the crowd. |
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| Capitalism is co-opting social forces, such as surrealism, that once were nobly subversive. |
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| Contrary to what some have said, this was not satire, nor was it Daliesque surrealism. |
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| While the mommies in the crowd just nodded and smiled, the rest of the audience must have felt they were watching pure surrealism. |
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| With a fine and deft delicacy, nature and landscape are imbued with a soft surrealism, edging towards an alchemic, almost spiritual symbolism. |
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| In general, the show boxed the compass under the four strong winds of realism, expressionism, surrealism and abstractionism. |
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| The play calls on the actors to explore different acting styles in scenes that range from kitchen-sink naturalism to loopy surrealism. |
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| I'm really interested to know how you deal with incorporating surrealism or magical realism into your stories. |
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| One of modern art's most fascinating figures, Salvador Dali was a self-confessed genius who took surrealism to startling extremes. |
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| In this fertile period he has embraced aspects of classicism, formalism, surrealism and most obviously, postmodernism. |
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| While out together, the town is shadowed by an eclipse, lending a quiet surrealism to the dramatic proceedings. |
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| A slew of sculptors have emerged in Los Angeles in the last few years, but most seem stuck in either constrictive formalism or murky surrealism. |
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| Victoriana, primitive painting, pop art and surrealism are among the traditions ripe to be picked up from along the way. |
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| In that, he is the true heir to Yves Saint Laurent, who could conjure up surrealism without looking a fool. |
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| The writing is her usual blend of charming whimsy, heartbreaking poignancy and sometimes impenetrable surrealism. |
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| The need for the viewer to decipher the work was exactly what the artists who first forayed into the world of surrealism had in mind. |
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| Indeed, I have found a new respect for surrealism and the artists who are brave enough to tackle the style. |
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| On abstract expressionism, I think that its debt to surrealism was largely formal or technical. |
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| Abstract expressionism, collage, surrealism, impressionism and the use of other materials were expressly banned. |
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| That is not to say his style is pedestrian, but it is easier to see the influence of classic examples of surrealism within it. |
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| That is why he describes his transition from Dada to surrealism as a compromise. |
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| His work is considered a unique style combining impressionism, surrealism and abstract modern painting. |
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| The central portion of this book is dedicated to women's contributions to surrealism. |
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| In the end, Malley is really unlike the sort of grandstanding, romantic surrealism he mocks. |
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| Similarly, Kelley combats critics who reduce surrealism to an aesthetic movement. |
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| There is an inherent pitfall in such movements as surrealism, Dadaism, and absurdism. |
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| Both New Photography and surrealism were heavily influenced by European art. |
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| His intention was to show surrealism as a movement capable of standing at the head of opposition to reaction. |
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| He had given up surrealism on sadly realizing that you need fixed points, after all, both in life and in the arts. |
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| He combines the right amount of pathos, surrealism and humour to make the script work. |
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| Domino is a well-paced action movie, if a little long, with an unusual feeling of surrealism behind the action. |
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| The surrealism of the performance lies in how normal the fantastic and bizarre events of the banquet are portrayed. |
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| The indecipherability and lack of cohesive structure to the lyrics help to propel the surrealism of the music. |
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| In his mind, music was an abstract form following mathematical rules, whereas surrealism was the concretization of the breaking of rules. |
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| The surrealism that people are probably responding to is just part of the process. |
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| The old masters of surrealism aren't the only ones popular with today's art collectors, though. |
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| I viewed breathtaking works in the style of Rembrandt, through impressionism and surrealism. |
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| This seems to mean that the exhibition is indifferent to abstraction, surrealism or art of an introverted, asocial or eccentric nature. |
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| The cult of artistic and existential evasion in Dada and surrealism made suicide a leitmotif of literary life in inter-war France. |
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| Shen shapes his movement in a stream of painterly or sculptural tableaux that recall both classical statuary and surrealism. |
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| The gallery is also one of the best places to study Dada and surrealism anywhere. |
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| Elements of surrealism and cubism, influences of the European avant-garde art movements of high modernism are all in evidence in this striking poem. |
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| Apparent in her paintings are the influence of cubism, which employs geometric structure, and surrealism, and which uses fictional, sometimes abstract, subjects. |
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| These nine words clearly signal that surrealism will never be far away: it's one of our country's key brands. |
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| To my mind this is not surrealism but mere pumped-up rodomontade and very much in the vein of the purple tuxedo, typical of Hitchcock's style of dress. |
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| Wilfrid Almendra's sculptures consist of elements carried to the threshold of surrealism. |
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| For Hopkins to have fleshed out the story would have required a show five or six times this size, ranging freely across surrealism, pop art, performance and conceptualism. |
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| The classic surrealism wanted to create a projection of inward pictures on the canvas. |
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| Self-taught, I first expressed myself through humoristic drawings with a mix of black humor and surrealism. |
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| In music, atonality or the abandonment of rules of tonality, was the counterpart of cubism and surrealism in art and the functionalism of Bauhaus. |
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| I don't think of myself as a contemporary of surrealism, or dadaism, or imagism, or the other respected tomfooleries of literature, no? |
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| All these things cohere because of the surrealism and typical Spanish violence of the juxtapositions, the balance between flat prose and highly florid colouration. |
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| Six styles of painting will be presented to the public at Galerie Richelieu, from photorealism to abstraction, through surrealism. |
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| Not many programs accommodate all these talents — rhythm, polyrhythm, idealism, surrealism, introspection, and extroversion can all be expected. |
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| As Roger Ebert has noted, in these films' unique combination of Borscht Belt humor and surrealism lies the inspiration for writers ranging from Woody Allen to Eugene Ionesco. |
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| From his arrival in Paris in 1921, Man Ray met the eulogists of surrealism and Kiki of Montparnasse. |
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| This strange film may qualify as Science-Fiction but you soon forget the genre once it delves into abstract surrealism laced with deadpan humour. |
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| It was his mix of Expressionism and surrealism, however, that allowed Freud a legacy of admiration rather than notoriety. |
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| I loved his blend of Native American realism with just a touch of surrealism. |
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| Within a remarkably short span of time they cycled through a variety of literary schools and trends, ranging from neo-romanticism to imagism to surrealism. |
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| Somewhat elliptically but passionately in his still-halting but intense English, he explains his fascination with the Belgian artist's surrealism. |
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| In Nicole AVEZARD's surrealism one can find all the unjadedness of our childhood's dreams. |
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| His iconography has a very distinctive trait and belongs as much to magic realism as to critical surrealism. |
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| His iconography is totally personal with inspiration from both magical realism and critical surrealism. |
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| It is close to the automatism of surrealism with its rapid drawing and loose brushwork that encouraged the spilling and dripping of the liquid paint. |
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| This was surrealism in action long before it moved into the realms of art. |
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| But to sit through an entire Jodorowsky film requires an extremely high tolerance for surrealism. |
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| She was able to incorporate elements of pop culture, Indian, Aztec mythology, surrealism, a whole variety of things in which many people can identify. |
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| He was able to link surrealism, abstract art and some extremely modern works, for which he was considered an avant-gardist. |
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| I think the story feels so real to people that despite its theatricality and surrealism, they often dwell on the realism. |
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| Or do collisions have to be random and uninformative, to work as surrealism? |
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| The truncated torso, which is displayed on the wall, mixes naturalism and surrealism to create a rare and enigmatic work. |
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| I was writing poetry, reading voraciously and exploring surrealism. Refus Global had just been issued. |
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| Together, with their many accents, they made 1940s New York a cosmopolitan centre for a new kind of painting that drew deeply on cubism and surrealism. |
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| These include impressionism and the modernist styles of expressionism, abstract painting and surrealism. |
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| He studied cubism, surrealism and was introduced to new American art by his wife the sculptor Flora Macdonald. |
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| Although influenced by the modern symbolism and surrealism movement he refused to follow its creed. |
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| One such portrait, which hints at the surrealism that would punctuate his later films, features a ballerina called Frances Pidgeon, wearing a hip bath. |
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| Beautiful World has the whacked out wash of Lou Reed, while Spacesuit has the surrealism of Gorky's Zygotic Mynci. |
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| But the movie has a vicious edge that the Marx Brothers didn't have, and it's too low-minded to achieve their enchanting blend of anarchy and surrealism. |
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| The reception of British surrealism has more often than not been coloured by a sense of its belatedness. |
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| Pataphysics seemed an excrescence of surrealism, but it has finally survived it and has had such respectable practitioners as Raymond Queneau or Umberto Eco. |
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| Her works are a confident and bold combination of biomorphism and surrealism. |
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| I have loved and honoured the book from that day to this, and for me no other work of surrealism, whether in literature, in visual art or in the theatre, can match its antic genius. |
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| Antonio Gaudi, the Catalan architect and the countryman Cheval never met each other and yet individually, they both took part in the great movement of modern art and surrealism. |
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| Stylistically Alexandru was influenced by the surrealism of Salvador Dali and the imaginative portraiture of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, while developing his own personal artistic language. |
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| During the Second World War, in spite of his involvement in the French Resistance group Brutus-Vidal, he contributed to the review 'La main à la plume' which continued the inspiration begun by surrealism. |
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| Emeutes is a play whose surrealism is so moving that, paradoxically, the theatregoer is plunged into the violent, zany and tender reality of Reunionese life. |
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| In his organ works, which can be seen as musical meditations on theological subjects, Messiaen attempted to express this higher reality in sound, in which surrealism emerges from the mixture of reality and irreality. |
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| But this isn't strictly true: the film isn't surreal per se, so much as homeopathically dosed with surrealism, so that the quality of dream runs through every moment at a deep, not always detectable level. |
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| Whereas MOMA presents works chronologically and arranged by artistic school: expressionism, cubism, surrealism and so on, the Tate Modern jumbles works from different periods together, linking them by intellectual theme. |
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| This avant-garde contained the spores of what later would be termed abstractionism, surrealism, and imagism. |
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| Nurtured on surrealism, rationalism and mysticism, the founder of the journal Diogenes is a perfect illustration of the power of the social and human sciences when they are united and together in their efforts. |
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| But was surrealism an original art movement at all? |
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| Hovering between abstraction, constructivism and surrealism, yet avoiding any specific avant-garde movement, Kertész, a Hungarian-born émigré, was guided by a personal yet rigorous aesthetic. |
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| Old rival of Café Flore, it was another favourite meeting place for the great names of surrealism and existentialism and continues to play an important role in the cultural life of the city. |
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| What this meant on the page changed over time, in stories and essays that ranged from playful postmodernism to sardonic surrealism, in language that dazzled with a semantic mix of high and low. |
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| How did you develop this knack for inventing, and surrealism? |
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| In a show of Japanese surrealism, the company is suing a handful of executives for monetary damages but those men actually still work at the company, including Olympus's current chief executive. |
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| Such an idea could only sprout in the minds of the especially imaginative bureaucrats of the country where surrealism became the fashion of political life even more than of artistic expression. |
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| The fifth Walloon city since the merger of the municipalities, La Louvière draws its history from its glorious industrial past and is the undisputed capital of surrealism. |
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| A movement that emerged in France in 1924, surrealism was to influence literature and the plastic arts, being highly important in poetry and painting. |
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| The nonsense verse of Edward Lear, along with the novels and poems of Lewis Carroll, is regarded as a precursor of surrealism. |
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| For much of the twentieth century, it nurtured a strong style of figurative surrealism, as in the works of Ivan Albright and Ed Paschke. |
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| His work gradually moved towards surrealism after exposure to the work of Picasso and Kandinsky. |
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| Expressionism and surrealism, as well as calligraphic art are the popular forms of art in the country. |
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| Zarfian surrealism without Zarfian skill or subtlety. Beats reader over the head a bit with emotions. |
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| The entire collection went from impressionism in the beginning towards surrealism, abstractionism, cubism and eroticism. |
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| Over this period of time his work has transitioned from surrealism to conceptualism. |
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| Constructivism, suprematism, the Bauhaus, Dadaism, or surrealism fascinated the new generation as if these tendencies were contemporary and not historical movements. |
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| Many of his works are inspired by Puritan New England, combining historical romance loaded with symbolism and deep psychological themes, bordering on surrealism. |
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| His contemporary, Swedish novelist and playwright August Strindberg, was a forerunner of experimental forms such as expressionism, symbolism and surrealism. |
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| After the crushing of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Endre Rozsda returned to Paris to continue creating his own word that had been transcended the surrealism. |
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| His early career as a painter was influenced by surrealism, but by the early 1950s his often stark and alienated paintings tended towards realism. |
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| More recently the playwrights Alan Ayckbourn, Harold Pinter, Michael Frayn, Tom Stoppard and David Edgar have combined elements of surrealism, realism and radicalism. |
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| In contrast to surrealism, an aesthetic effect produced by European rationalism, magical realism is a device used by Latin American intellectuals reacting to Eurocentrism. |
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| Composed in the 1920s, when Erik Satie and Dadaist ideas about art were much in vogue, the opera lives on the borderline between childhood fantasy and campy surrealism. |
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| In other words, surrealism celebrated underground forms of culture a long time before the Beat generation and the counterculture of the nineteen sixties. |
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