London, UK. 24 February 2022 – 29 August 2022. Gallery worker with Wifredo Lam. Belial, Emperor of the Flies, Belial, Emperor des Mouches, 1948. Surrealism was always international. This ground-breaking exhibition opening at Tate Modern this week reveals the broad scope of this radical movement, moving beyond the confines of a single time or place. Based on extensive research undertaken by Tate and The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, it spans 60 years and 50 countries to show how Surrealism inspired and united artists around the globe.

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