Undercover Surrealism: Georges Bataille and DOCUMENTSMIT Press, 4 aug 2006 - 271 pagina's An exploration of the unsettling collisions of art and culture in Georges Bataille's revolutionary journal and a new consideration of twentieth-century masterpieces by Picasso, Miró, Dalí, and others against the canvas of their renegade times. In the Paris art world of the 1920s, Georges Bataille and his journal DOCUMENTS represented a dissident branch of surrealism. Bataille—poet, philosopher, writer, and self-styled "enemy within" surrealism—used DOCUMENTS to put art into violent confrontation with popular culture, ethnography, film, and archaeology. Undercover Surrealism, taking the visual richness of DOCUMENTS as its starting point, recovers the explosive and vital intellectual context of works by Picasso, Dalí, Miró, Giacometti, and others in 1920s Paris. Featuring 180 color images and translations of original texts from DOCUMENTS accompanied by essays and shorter descriptive texts, Undercover Surrealism recreates and recontextualizes Bataille's still unsettling approach to culture. Putting Picasso's Three Dancers back into its original context of sex, sacrifice, and violence, for example, then juxtaposing it with images of gang wars, tribal masks, voodoo ritual, Hollywood musicals, and jazz, makes the urgency and excitement of Bataille's radical ideas startlingly vivid to a twenty-first-century reader. Copublished by Hayward Gallery Publishing, London |
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... Agnagnahou Engeda , who was in Paris , sent by Tafari to further his studies as a painter at the Ecole des Beaux - Arts . " They met at the seminar of the linguist Marcel Cohen at the Ecole nationale des langues orientales vivantes ...
... Agnagnahou Engeda's presence in Paris ( painting ) doesn't seem to have produced any sparkle in Griaule . He never took into consideration anything but Agnagnahou Engeda's ethnographic , philological and mytho- logical background . None ...
... Agnagnahou Engeda . His name doesn't appear in DOCUMENTS , even though , as Griaule confirms in a later article , Agnagnahou Engeda was the informer who introduced him to the aloe myth in 1925 in Paris . In both articles , however , the ...
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