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Tag: Surrealism

FeaturedArticle issue thirteen Surrealism wearable art

Schiaparelli, Surrealism and the Society Woman

Draped closely over its wearer, Elsa Schiaparelli’s Tears Dress is the quintessence of couture. The bias-cut gown, now an off-white, was originally pale blue and clings to the body like a second, otherworldly, skin.

… Schiaparelli, Surrealism and the Society Woman
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Spotlight On: JeeYoung Lee’s surreal sets

JeeYoung Lee is a South Korean visual artist who blends magic, fantasy and reality. Her surreal set designs open up biographical glimpses into the artist’s interior life, creating a series of extraordinary dreamscapes that also function as self-portraits. 

… Spotlight On: JeeYoung Lee’s surreal sets
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Exhibition Review: Breaking Down Doors with Dorothea Tanning

The Tate’s first large-scale exhibition of artist Dorothea Tanning for twenty-five years offers one hundred works from her incredible seven-decade career and leads the viewer from room to room. This is rather apt, as Tanning’s paintings hinge on the transitory.

… Exhibition Review: Breaking Down Doors with Dorothea Tanning

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