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- A marine #SurrealistWedding inspired by pearls, sandstone, and the #sea;
- The 44-megapixel #LeicaSL3P is the company’s most capable #camera ever;
- 5 essential facts about #TimeManagement you need to know;
- #SlouchyJeans and a #ShortJacket is the new power suit;
- When the #surrealists expelled #SalvadorDalí for “the glorification of Hitlerian fascism” (1934), and more -
📰 Today's top stories, personally curated for you by Zorz Studios: http://zorz.it/newspaper
- A marine #SurrealistWedding inspired by pearls, sandstone, and the #sea;
- The 44-megapixel #LeicaSL3P is the company’s most capable #camera ever;
- 5 essential facts about #TimeManagement you need to know;
- #SlouchyJeans and a #ShortJacket is the new power suit;
- When the #surrealists expelled #SalvadorDalí for “the glorification of Hitlerian fascism” (1934), and more -
#art #gender #surrealists #history #LGBTQI+
"An exhibition now on view at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis shows the work of a pair of artists who fought Nazi Germany with paper bullets.
It’s the term Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore used for the scraps of paper on which they wrote statements criticizing the Nazi war effort while living on Jersey, the small island in the English Channel that became the only British territory occupied by Germany during World War II.
Cahun and Moore slipped the notes between pages of newspapers and magazines, into the briefcases of strangers and perhaps even into the coat pockets of unsuspecting Nazi soldiers living on the island. Their goal was to sow discontent in the ranks.
They were ultimately caught.
'The German war tribunal that brought charges against them couldn’t believe it was these two women who had actually done this — two gray-haired ladies who were being helped across the street by a Nazi soldier,' said Dean Daderko, the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis’ Ferring Foundation chief curator.
Daderko and visiting historian Svetlana Kitto organized 'And I Saw New Heavens and a New Earth: The Partnership, Art and Activism of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore,'on view through Aug. 9.
The heart of Cahun and Moore’s body of work is a series of photo portraits, mostly of Cahun, that the women collaborated on throughout their lifelong romance and artistic partnership.
As queer women living together in 1920s and ‘30s Paris, working among the early surrealists before seeking refuge in Jersey, Cahun and Moore defied social norms and artistic expectations. Little of their work was made public during their lifetimes, and only in recent decades have art historians grappled with its importance.
Much of the art world discussion has assumed the artistic centrality of Cahun, who published writings about art matters. Curators of the CAM exhibition emphasize the work as the product of a true collaboration.
St. Louis Public Radio’s Jeremy D. Goodwin spoke with Daderko and Kitto about Cahun and Moore’s life together as life partners and artists, their resistance efforts during the war and Cahun’s flexible understanding of gender.
This conversation has been lightly edited for length and clarity."
https://www.stlpr.org/arts/2026-03-24/cam-show-photos-two-women-defied-gender-norms-nazis
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#art #gender #surrealists #history #LGBTQI+
"An exhibition now on view at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis shows the work of a pair of artists who fought Nazi Germany with paper bullets.
It’s the term Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore used for the scraps of paper on which they wrote statements criticizing the Nazi war effort while living on Jersey, the small island in the English Channel that became the only British territory occupied by Germany during World War II.
Cahun and Moore slipped the notes between pages of newspapers and magazines, into the briefcases of strangers and perhaps even into the coat pockets of unsuspecting Nazi soldiers living on the island. Their goal was to sow discontent in the ranks.
They were ultimately caught.
'The German war tribunal that brought charges against them couldn’t believe it was these two women who had actually done this — two gray-haired ladies who were being helped across the street by a Nazi soldier,' said Dean Daderko, the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis’ Ferring Foundation chief curator.
Daderko and visiting historian Svetlana Kitto organized 'And I Saw New Heavens and a New Earth: The Partnership, Art and Activism of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore,'on view through Aug. 9.
The heart of Cahun and Moore’s body of work is a series of photo portraits, mostly of Cahun, that the women collaborated on throughout their lifelong romance and artistic partnership.
As queer women living together in 1920s and ‘30s Paris, working among the early surrealists before seeking refuge in Jersey, Cahun and Moore defied social norms and artistic expectations. Little of their work was made public during their lifetimes, and only in recent decades have art historians grappled with its importance.
Much of the art world discussion has assumed the artistic centrality of Cahun, who published writings about art matters. Curators of the CAM exhibition emphasize the work as the product of a true collaboration.
St. Louis Public Radio’s Jeremy D. Goodwin spoke with Daderko and Kitto about Cahun and Moore’s life together as life partners and artists, their resistance efforts during the war and Cahun’s flexible understanding of gender.
This conversation has been lightly edited for length and clarity."
https://www.stlpr.org/arts/2026-03-24/cam-show-photos-two-women-defied-gender-norms-nazis
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#art #gender #surrealists #history #LGBTQI+
"An exhibition now on view at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis shows the work of a pair of artists who fought Nazi Germany with paper bullets.
It’s the term Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore used for the scraps of paper on which they wrote statements criticizing the Nazi war effort while living on Jersey, the small island in the English Channel that became the only British territory occupied by Germany during World War II.
Cahun and Moore slipped the notes between pages of newspapers and magazines, into the briefcases of strangers and perhaps even into the coat pockets of unsuspecting Nazi soldiers living on the island. Their goal was to sow discontent in the ranks.
They were ultimately caught.
'The German war tribunal that brought charges against them couldn’t believe it was these two women who had actually done this — two gray-haired ladies who were being helped across the street by a Nazi soldier,' said Dean Daderko, the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis’ Ferring Foundation chief curator.
Daderko and visiting historian Svetlana Kitto organized 'And I Saw New Heavens and a New Earth: The Partnership, Art and Activism of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore,'on view through Aug. 9.
The heart of Cahun and Moore’s body of work is a series of photo portraits, mostly of Cahun, that the women collaborated on throughout their lifelong romance and artistic partnership.
As queer women living together in 1920s and ‘30s Paris, working among the early surrealists before seeking refuge in Jersey, Cahun and Moore defied social norms and artistic expectations. Little of their work was made public during their lifetimes, and only in recent decades have art historians grappled with its importance.
Much of the art world discussion has assumed the artistic centrality of Cahun, who published writings about art matters. Curators of the CAM exhibition emphasize the work as the product of a true collaboration.
St. Louis Public Radio’s Jeremy D. Goodwin spoke with Daderko and Kitto about Cahun and Moore’s life together as life partners and artists, their resistance efforts during the war and Cahun’s flexible understanding of gender.
This conversation has been lightly edited for length and clarity."
https://www.stlpr.org/arts/2026-03-24/cam-show-photos-two-women-defied-gender-norms-nazis
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#art #gender #surrealists #history #LGBTQI+
"An exhibition now on view at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis shows the work of a pair of artists who fought Nazi Germany with paper bullets.
It’s the term Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore used for the scraps of paper on which they wrote statements criticizing the Nazi war effort while living on Jersey, the small island in the English Channel that became the only British territory occupied by Germany during World War II.
Cahun and Moore slipped the notes between pages of newspapers and magazines, into the briefcases of strangers and perhaps even into the coat pockets of unsuspecting Nazi soldiers living on the island. Their goal was to sow discontent in the ranks.
They were ultimately caught.
'The German war tribunal that brought charges against them couldn’t believe it was these two women who had actually done this — two gray-haired ladies who were being helped across the street by a Nazi soldier,' said Dean Daderko, the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis’ Ferring Foundation chief curator.
Daderko and visiting historian Svetlana Kitto organized 'And I Saw New Heavens and a New Earth: The Partnership, Art and Activism of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore,'on view through Aug. 9.
The heart of Cahun and Moore’s body of work is a series of photo portraits, mostly of Cahun, that the women collaborated on throughout their lifelong romance and artistic partnership.
As queer women living together in 1920s and ‘30s Paris, working among the early surrealists before seeking refuge in Jersey, Cahun and Moore defied social norms and artistic expectations. Little of their work was made public during their lifetimes, and only in recent decades have art historians grappled with its importance.
Much of the art world discussion has assumed the artistic centrality of Cahun, who published writings about art matters. Curators of the CAM exhibition emphasize the work as the product of a true collaboration.
St. Louis Public Radio’s Jeremy D. Goodwin spoke with Daderko and Kitto about Cahun and Moore’s life together as life partners and artists, their resistance efforts during the war and Cahun’s flexible understanding of gender.
This conversation has been lightly edited for length and clarity."
https://www.stlpr.org/arts/2026-03-24/cam-show-photos-two-women-defied-gender-norms-nazis
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Enjoyed reading short graphic novel LIBERATED The Radical Art and Life of Claude Cahun by Katz Rowe (2023)
Borrowed from City Library#art #illustration #graphicnovels #photography #booksofMastodon #KatzRowe #Jersey #Surrealists
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Enjoyed reading short graphic novel LIBERATED The Radical Art and Life of Claude Cahun by Katz Rowe (2023)
Borrowed from City Library#art #illustration #graphicnovels #photography #booksofMastodon #KatzRowe #Jersey #Surrealists
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Enjoyed reading short graphic novel LIBERATED The Radical Art and Life of Claude Cahun by Katz Rowe (2023)
Borrowed from City Library#art #illustration #graphicnovels #photography #booksofMastodon #KatzRowe #Jersey #Surrealists
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Enjoyed reading short graphic novel LIBERATED The Radical Art and Life of Claude Cahun by Katz Rowe (2023)
Borrowed from City Library#art #illustration #graphicnovels #photography #booksofMastodon #KatzRowe #Jersey #Surrealists
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“A perverse bourgeois calculus of prosperity and suffering had prevailed. The rationalization of life had made it cheap and easily disposed of. To the #surrealists, this culture sought not to inspire but to sort and arrange the human condition into a gray, predictable pattern.” #Surrealism #Marxism #Socialism #History #Histodon #AgainstTheCurrent https://againstthecurrent.org/atc233/beyond-reality-on-a-century-of-surrealism/
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“A perverse bourgeois calculus of prosperity and suffering had prevailed. The rationalization of life had made it cheap and easily disposed of. To the #surrealists, this culture sought not to inspire but to sort and arrange the human condition into a gray, predictable pattern.” #Surrealism #Marxism #Socialism #History #Histodon #AgainstTheCurrent https://againstthecurrent.org/atc233/beyond-reality-on-a-century-of-surrealism/
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“A perverse bourgeois calculus of prosperity and suffering had prevailed. The rationalization of life had made it cheap and easily disposed of. To the #surrealists, this culture sought not to inspire but to sort and arrange the human condition into a gray, predictable pattern.” #Surrealism #Marxism #Socialism #History #Histodon #AgainstTheCurrent https://againstthecurrent.org/atc233/beyond-reality-on-a-century-of-surrealism/
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“A perverse bourgeois calculus of prosperity and suffering had prevailed. The rationalization of life had made it cheap and easily disposed of. To the #surrealists, this culture sought not to inspire but to sort and arrange the human condition into a gray, predictable pattern.” #Surrealism #Marxism #Socialism #History #Histodon #AgainstTheCurrent https://againstthecurrent.org/atc233/beyond-reality-on-a-century-of-surrealism/
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“A perverse bourgeois calculus of prosperity and suffering had prevailed. The rationalization of life had made it cheap and easily disposed of. To the #surrealists, this culture sought not to inspire but to sort and arrange the human condition into a gray, predictable pattern.” #Surrealism #Marxism #Socialism #History #Histodon #AgainstTheCurrent https://againstthecurrent.org/atc233/beyond-reality-on-a-century-of-surrealism/
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“A #feminist and environmentalist, Carrington was less interested in Freudianism as a door to the unconscious than other #surrealists were, instead leaning on her own ideas around other worlds and magical transformation. All of which are present in her #tarot deck. “They were meant for divination, as a meditative device for changes in consciousness,” says Aberth.”
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#introduction Hi. I like #drawing and #painting stuff and experimenting with different #media and #art styles. I also #illustrate a free humourous e-zine (Once Upon A Crocodile), am a fan of #anime and other #cartoons as well as the #Surrealists.
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#introduction Hi. I like #drawing and #painting stuff and experimenting with different #media and #art styles. I also #illustrate a free humourous e-zine (Once Upon A Crocodile), am a fan of #anime and other #cartoons as well as the #Surrealists.
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#introduction Hi. I like #drawing and #painting stuff and experimenting with different #media and #art styles. I also #illustrate a free humourous e-zine (Once Upon A Crocodile), am a fan of #anime and other #cartoons as well as the #Surrealists.
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#introduction Hi. I like #drawing and #painting stuff and experimenting with different #media and #art styles. I also #illustrate a free humourous e-zine (Once Upon A Crocodile), am a fan of #anime and other #cartoons as well as the #Surrealists.
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Well that's just made my evening. I got to chair an online #Folklore Society talk by the marvellous Petr Janeček on #SpringHeeledJack in Europe, fielding questions by the likes of Mike Dash, and Petr even managed to squeeze in the #Surrealists Toyen and Jindrich Heisler. Totally satisfied now.
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Well that's just made my evening. I got to chair an online #Folklore Society talk by the marvellous Petr Janeček on #SpringHeeledJack in Europe, fielding questions by the likes of Mike Dash, and Petr even managed to squeeze in the #Surrealists Toyen and Jindrich Heisler. Totally satisfied now.
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Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning
Oak Creek Canyon (1946)
Photograph: Lee Miller Archives
#photography
#leemiller #maxernst #DorotheaTanning #sedona #arizona #40s #surrealists #surrealism #blackandwhite -
Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning
Oak Creek Canyon (1946)
Photograph: Lee Miller Archives
#photography
#leemiller #maxernst #DorotheaTanning #sedona #arizona #40s #surrealists #surrealism #blackandwhite -
Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning
Oak Creek Canyon (1946)
Photograph: Lee Miller Archives
#photography
#leemiller #maxernst #DorotheaTanning #sedona #arizona #40s #surrealists #surrealism #blackandwhite -
Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning
Oak Creek Canyon (1946)
Photograph: Lee Miller Archives
#photography
#leemiller #maxernst #DorotheaTanning #sedona #arizona #40s #surrealists #surrealism #blackandwhite -
When Ernst first met Tanning, they played a game of chess. From that point onwards, #chess formed an intimate part of their relationship (as well as their artwork.)♟✨
#dorotheatanning #maxernst #chess #truelove #famousartists #powercouple #surrealists #surrealism
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When Ernst first met Tanning, they played a game of chess. From that point onwards, #chess formed an intimate part of their relationship (as well as their artwork.)♟✨
#dorotheatanning #maxernst #chess #truelove #famousartists #powercouple #surrealists #surrealism
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When Ernst first met Tanning, they played a game of chess. From that point onwards, #chess formed an intimate part of their relationship (as well as their artwork.)♟✨
#dorotheatanning #maxernst #chess #truelove #famousartists #powercouple #surrealists #surrealism
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Ashenwave draws beautiful, colourful and surreal illustrations. You can follow at:
➡️ @ashenwave
Ashenwave's gallery shop is at https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/ashenshop
#AshenWave #Art #Artist #Artists #DigitalArt #Illustration #Illustrations #Illustrator #Illustrators #Surreal #Surrealism #Surrealist #Surrealists
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Ashenwave draws beautiful, colourful and surreal illustrations. You can follow at:
➡️ @ashenwave
Ashenwave's gallery shop is at https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/ashenshop
#AshenWave #Art #Artist #Artists #DigitalArt #Illustration #Illustrations #Illustrator #Illustrators #Surreal #Surrealism #Surrealist #Surrealists
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Ashenwave draws beautiful, colourful and surreal illustrations. You can follow at:
➡️ @ashenwave
Ashenwave's gallery shop is at https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/ashenshop
#AshenWave #Art #Artist #Artists #DigitalArt #Illustration #Illustrations #Illustrator #Illustrators #Surreal #Surrealism #Surrealist #Surrealists
