The Metropolitan Museum of Art

MET EXHIBITION CLOSING SOON! "Surrealism Beyond Borders" ends January 30th. "A telephone receiver that morphs into a lobster. A miniature train that rushes from a fireplace. These are just a few of the familiar images associated with Surrealism, a revolutionary idea sparked in Paris around 1924 that asserted the unconscious and dreams over the familiar and every day. While Surrealism could generate often poetic and even humorous works, it was also taken up as a far more serious weapon in the struggle for political, social, and personal freedom, and by many more artists around the world." For more information and tickets, visit https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2021/surrealism-beyond-borders Image: Umi (The Sea), Koga Harue, 1929