he fantasizes about disappearance but finds both solace and frustration in his friendships with Charlie
By showing varied and international approaches to a subject
the second volume in the series
the group’s collectively written epic poem
Nash demonstrates that the art world and contemporary curatorial practice constitute some of the most important tools for social and aesthetic exchange in the twenty-first century
Various: Surrealism and Anti-fascism Octavia E. Butler he fantasizes about disappearance butHatje Cantz, 2025, softcover, 608 pages, 28 x 22 cm Surrealism was not only an international artistic movement, but also a political one. Its members denounced European colonial policy, opposed fascist regimes, fought for the Spanish Republic, were persecuted, went into exile, and died in war. They wrote poetry, deconstructed the language of a supposedly rational world, worked on paintings, collective drawings, took photographs, and made collages.