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Tanguy, Miró , Morise , Man Ray: Cadavre exquis (1926-27)

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Tanguy, Miró , Morise , Man Ray: Cadavre exquis (1926-27)

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  1. 1. 1922-26, ‘Heroic period’André Breton: Le manifestesurréaliste(1924)Journal: ‘La révolutionsurréaliste’ Prominent surrealists: Louis Aragon, Paul Éluard, Benjamin Péret, PhillippeSoupault, Antonin Artaud, Robert Desnos, Salvador Dalí, Luis Buñuel, Max Ernst, Man Ray…2. 1926-32, Political periodJournal (from 1930): ‘Le surréalisme au service de la révolution’3. 1932-39, Expansion, Internationalisation, Splintering

  2. Tanguy, Miró, Morise, Man Ray: Cadavreexquis(1926-27)

  3. …beau […] comme la rencontrefortuitesurune table de dissection d'une machine àcoudre et d'un parapluie! (Lautréamont, Le chant de Maldoror, 1869) ‘Transformer le monde’, a dit Marx, ‘changer la vie’, a dit Rimbaud; cesdeuxmotsd’ordre pour nous n’en font qu’un. (Breton, La position politique du surréalisme, 1935) Surrealist art/activities → new subjectivities → new ways of being together

  4. Joan Miró, Le gantblanc(1925)

  5. Max Ernst, Pléiades (1920)

  6. André Masson: Le fauteuil Louis XVI (1938)

  7. Hans Bellmer, Die Puppe (c. 1935)

  8. L’actesurréaliste le plus simple consiste, revolvers aux poings, àdescendredans la rue et àtirer au hasard, tantqu’onpeut, dans la foule. (Breton, Le deuxièmemanifestesurréaliste, 1929)

  9. Hans Bellmer, Die Puppe(c. 1934)

  10. Josef Thorak, Comradeship (1937)

  11. Arno Breker, Readiness, 1939

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