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Matthias Mühling, Director of the Lenbachhaus, and the exhibition curators Stephanie Weber, Adrian Djukić and Karin Althaus present from 15 October 2024 the exhibition: But live here? No thanks.surrealism + antifascism.

‘The human soul is international’. (Bulletin international du surréalisme [Mezinárodní Bulletin Surrealismu], Prague, April 1935)

Surrealism was a politicised movement with an internationalist outlook. Its origins lay in art and literature, but it went far beyond that. For the Surrealists, reality was inadequate: they wanted to radically change society and …

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Abb. oben: Victor Brauner, Totem de la subjectivité blessée II, 1948, Legs de Mme Jacqueline Victor Brauner en 1986. Centre Pompidou, Paris, Musée national d’art moderne – Centre de création industrielle. © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024. Foto / Photo: Image Centre Pompidou

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