Peter Tush: Max Ernst, Vision and Transformation
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2020
- Coffee with a Curator - Peter Tush: "Max Ernst, Vision and Transformation"
January 8, 2020
Coffee with a Curator is a focused, theme-oriented presentation on a variety of Dalí-related topics. The talk is presented by one of the Dalí Museum’s Curatorial/Education team or an invited speaker.
Join Peter Tush, Curator of Education, for an exploration of the life and work of surrealist Max Ernst, whom André Breton declared as possessing “the most magnificently haunted brain” of any of the surrealists. His career spanned from the roots of Dada through the end of Surrealism, and Ernst painted some of the most astounding images associated with Surrealism, including The Joy of Life and Europe After the Rain II. He was a master of collage and developed influential new techniques such as frottage and decalcomania. He was astutely aware of Freud, mastering the visual pun and developing a bird alter ego in his work named Loplop. And throughout his life, he was a lover of many of the women associated with Surrealism, particularly Dalí’s future wife, Gala Éluard. This talk will conclude by viewing Ernst’s influence on relation to Dalí.
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Max Ernst is starting to be one of my favorite artists. Great lecture!
Max Ernst for sure one of the greatest Artist ever. Thanks for the review, appreciated.
This was very interesting and insightful thank you!
Great and very informative lecture. Brilliant artist.
Great talk very informative about max Ernst was an art genius
Excellent lecture. Thank you.
excellent
That was interesting to someone so ignorant about surreal art and it's beginnings, techniques, how it came into being. Thank you!
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Ernst was a surrealist,Dali was Dali.
Why everytime we hear of women in ANY art cirlce or philosiphy the main thing that's talked about is not their work relating to their male peers, but their sexual relationships with the men in the same circle. It's disturbing.