Exposition Internationale du Surréalisme (Paris, 1938) and Its Context (1937–1941)

1. Paris International Exposition showcases anti-fascist art

   Jul 1, 1937Labels: Picasso, Spanish Pavilion, Guernica

   • Guernica

2. Exposition Internationale du Surréalisme opens in Paris

   Jan 17, 1938Labels: Andr Breton, Paul luard, Galerie des

   • Wiki EN
   • Wiki FR

3. Duchamp and Paalen transform the main hall

   Jan 17, 1938Labels: Marcel Duchamp, Wolfgang Paalen, coal-sack ceiling

   • Wiki EN
   • Paalen

4. Dalí’s Taxi pluvieux greets visitors

   Jan 17, 1938Labels: Salvador Dal, Taxi pluvieux

   • Wiki FR
   • Wiki EN

5. Man Ray’s lighting failure prompts flashlight viewing

   Jan 17, 1938Labels: Man Ray, lighting design

   • Wiki EN

6. Surrealist mannequin “street” stages collective authorship

   Jan 17, 1938Labels: mannequin street, collaborative display

   • Wiki FR
   • Wiki EN

7. Exhibition closes after five-week run

   Feb 24, 1938Labels: Exposition Internationale

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   • Wiki FR

8. Dalí is expelled from the Surrealist group

   May 1, 1939Labels: Salvador Dal, Andr Breton

   • Dal bio

9. Paalen and Moro organize Mexico City surrealist exhibition

   Jan 1, 1940Labels: Wolfgang Paalen, C sar, Galer a

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   • Paalen

10. Breton reaches New York as wartime exile

    Jul 14, 1941Labels: Andr Breton, New York

    • Breton bio

11. Surrealist journal VVV begins publication in New York

    Jun 1, 1942Labels: VVV magazine, David Hare, Max Ernst

    • Met
    • VVV

12. First Papers of Surrealism opens in New York

    Oct 14, 1942Labels: First Papers, Whitelaw Reid, Marcel Duchamp

    • Reina Sof a
    • Wiki DE