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Neuerscheinungen / New Releases / Nouveautés 2018 A Neuerscheinungen / New releases / Nouveautés 2018 A Remy Van den Abeele en rage | Famenne & Art Museum, Marche-en-Famenne/BE Eileen Agar. Dreaming oneself awake | Farleys House & Gallery, Chiddingly, East Sussex/GB Artaud 1936 | Museo Tamayo, Chapultepec/MX Antonin Artaud. Zeichnungen und Porträts | Schirmer & Mosel, München Di Ponio, Amanda: The Early Modern Theatre of Cruelty and its Doubles – Artaud and Influence | Springer Verlag, Heidelberg Naranjo, Jorge Alberto: Nietzsche y Artaud | Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín/CO B Enrico Baj. Le macchine del tempo | Galleria ZetaEffe, Florenz Hugo Ball: Die Flucht aus der Zeit | (Tagebuch) Hugo-Ball-Gesellschaft, Göttingen (Neuauflage) Karol Baron – ze soukromých sbírek | Galerie Emila Juliše, Černčice u Loun/CZ Georges Bataille: The Sacred Conspiracy | College of Sociology and the secret society of Acéphale, New York Juan Batlle Planas : El gabinete surrealista | Fondación Juan March, Mallorca Bacon – Giacometti | Fondation Beyeler, Riehen b. Basel Bohn, Willard: The Early Avant-Garde in Twentieth-Century Literature and Art | Taylor & Francis Ltd, London Yves Bonnefoy: Correspondance, Bd. 1 | Les Belles Lettres, Paris Camiel van Breedam | Zebra Straat, Gent/BE Plisson, Jean-Pierre: André Breton: Le Fil Rouge des Enchantements | Les Éditions du Travail, Montreuil/FR C Agustín Cárdenas | Galerie Mitterand, Paris Claude Cahun: Beneath this Mask | Keele University Art Gallery, Keele/GB Alexander Calder: Radical Inventor | Musée des Beau-Arts Montréal Leonora Carrington. Cuentos mágicos | Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexiko-Stadt Caws, M. A.: The Milk Bowl of Feathers: Essential Surrealist Writings | Poets House, New York Leclair, Danièle: René Char | Aden Éditions, Brüssel Giorgio de Chirico. Capolavori dalla Collezione di Francesco Federico Cerruti | Castello di Rivoli, Turin Pontiggia, Elena (Hg.): Giorgio de Chirico: Lettere (1909–1929) | Silvana Editoriale, Rom Dottori, Riccardo: Giorgio de Chirico. Immagini metafisiche | La nave di Teseo, Rom Ithell Colquhoun: Goose of Hermogenes | Peter Owen, London Birds of a Feather: Joseph Cornell's Homage to Juan Gris | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 1 © forum.psrabel.com D Dadá ruso 1914–1924 | Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid Dal nulla al sogno. Dada e Surrealismo dalla Collezione del Museo Boijmans Van Beuningen | Fondazione Ferrero, Alba/IT Hervé Delabarre: Chemins de nuit et leurs stations | À l’index, Épouville/FR de Diego, Estrella: Gala Dalí | Museo Naticional d'Arte de Catalunya, Barcelona Salvador Dalí: Sculptures | ERARTA, St. Petersburg Dalí: Poetics of the Small, 1929–1936 | Meadows Museum, Dallas Dalí and Surrealism in the ABANCA Art Collection | Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid Diego, Estrella de: Gala Salvador Dalí: A Room of one's own in Púbol | Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya; Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí, Barcelona Freud, Dalí and the Metamorphosis of Narcissus | Freud Museum London Dayan, Peter: The Music of Dada | Taylor & Francis Ltd, London Deschernes, Nicolas/Kamenova, Dilyara: Salvador Dalí : The Memories | Carlo Cambi editore, Poggibonsi/IT René Daumal: Das große Besäufnis | zero sharp, Berlin (Neuauflage) Meurice, Jean: Les notes d'André Delvaux: Le Cinéaste dans la Cité – Textes et Inédits divers | Les éditions du CEP, Marcinelle/BE Robert Desnos: Die Freiheit oder die Liebe | Edition Tiamat, Berlin Nunley, Charles A.: Robert Desnos and the Play of Popular Culture | Peter Lang, Bern Marcel Duchamp: 100 Fragen. 100 Antworten | Staatsgalerie Stuttgart DUCHAMP, MAGRITTE, DALÍ: Revolucionarios del siglo XX | Palacio de Gaviria, Madrid Rongier, Sébastien : Duchamp et le cinéma | Collection »Le cinéma des poètes«, Jan-Michel Place, Paris E Edgar Ende: Melancholie und Verheißung | Haus Opherdicke, Unna/Holzwickede Max Ernst – Frühe Zeichnungen. Schenkung Monique und Werner Spies | Max Ernst Museum des LVR, Brühl b. Köln Max Ernst: The 1000-year astronaut – From the Schmidt Collection | Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven/NL Max Ernst – Vegetationen | Wilhelm Hack Museum, Ludwigshafen Max Ernst, Zeichendieb | Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg, Berlin F Leonor Fini / Miss Van. Convulsive Beauty: Then & Now | Weinstein Gallery, San Francisco Leonor Fini: Theatre of Desire, 1930–1990 | Museum of Sex, New York Gray Foy: Drawings 1941–1975 | Francis Nauman Fine Art, New York G 2 © forum.psrabel.com Giacometti | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York Alberto Giacometti. A Retrospective | Guggenheim Bilbao/ES Alberto Giacometti | Musée national des Beaux-Arts du Québec, Québec Yanaihara, Isaku: Mit Allberto Giacometti | Piet Meyer Verlag, Wien – Bern Ferdinand Hodler – Alberto Giacometti: Eine Begegnung | Kunst Museum Winterthur Giacometti-Chadwick – Facing Fear | Museum de Fundatie, Zwolle/NL Eugenio Granell. Pinceladas de una vida | Fundación Eugenio Granell, Santiago de Compostela Granell, Principios Años 20 | Fundación Eugenio Granell, Santiago de Compostela Egon Günther: orchideen | Verlag Peter Engstler / Medien Streu, Ostheim/Rhön 1948: la Biennale di Peggy Guggenheim | Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venedig H Maurice Henry : Les Métamorphoses du vide | Éd. du Sandre, Saint-Loup-de-Naud/FR Jacques Hérold | Galerie les yeux Fertiles, Paris Hjartarson, Benedikt/Kollnitz, Andrea/Stounbjerg, Per: A cultural History of the Avant-garde in the Nordic Countries 1925–1950 | Rodopi, Amsterdam Hoevels, Fritz Erik/Priskil, Peter: Der verdrängte Surrealismus | Ahriman Verlag, Freiburg A Home for Surrealism: Fantastic Painting in Midcentury | The Arts Club of Chicago Dieter Hülsmanns und Friedolin Reske: Ateliergespräche, Düsseldorf 1966 | Walther König, Köln Valentine Hugo. Le Carnaval des ombres | Bibliothèque des Annonciades, Boulogne-sur-Mer/FR I Imagination souveraine. Correspondance entre romantisme et surréalisme | Tour 46, Belfort/FR International Surrealism Now | Casa Municipal da Cultura, Coimbra/PT J Nino Japaridze – Recent Oils on Canvas | Gallery of Surrealism, New York Alain Joubert: Le Cinéma des Surréalistes | Maurice Nadeau-La Cinémathèque de Toulouse, Paris K Frida Kahlo | Museo delle Culture, Mailand Frida Kahlo: Masterpieces from the Museo Dolores Olmedo, Mexico City | Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, Budapest Wilcox, Claire/Henestrosa, Circe (Hg.): Frida Kahlo Stilikone | Prestel, München Hesse, María: Frida Kahlo: Eine Biografie | (E-Book) Insel Verlag, Frankfurt/M. Tibol, Raquel (Hg.): Frida Kahlo: Jetzt, wo du mich verlässt, liebe ich dich mehr denn je. Briefe und andere Schriften | Schirmer/Mosel, München Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up | Victoria & Albert Museum, London Gisèle Freund »Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera« | Flatz Museum, Dornbirn/AU 3 © forum.psrabel.com Kamien-Kazhdan, Adina: Remaking the Readymade. Duchamp, Man Ray, and the Conundrumof the Replica | Taylor & Francis Ltd, London SOLO: Rita Kernn-Larsen | glHoltegaard / Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg André Kertész. Un grande maestro della fotografia del Novecento | Palazzo Ducale, Genua Konrad Klapheck | Galerie Linn Lühn, Düsseldorf Petr Král: Uskutečňovaní | Milan Hodek-Paper Jam, Hradec Králové/CZ L Wifredo Lam: Nouveau Nouveau Monde | Galerie Gmurzynska, Zürich Annie Le Brun: Ce qui n’a pas de prix | Stock, Paris Liucci-Goutnikov, Nicolas: Jean-Jacques Lebel | Centre Pompidou, Paris Ghérasim Luca: Héros-limite | Centre Pompidou, Paris Jean-Pierre Lassalle: Le Grand Patagon et autres poèmes | (ill. v. Christian d’Orgeix) Le Grand Tamanoir, Paris Gherasim Luca: La zozobra de la lengua | ed. El Desvelo, Santander Martin, Serge: Gherasim Luca, une voix inflammable | éd. Tarabuste, Saint-Benoît-du-Sault/FR Lübke, Sebastian/Thun, Johann: Romantik und Surrealismus – Eine Wahlverwandtschaft? | Peter Lang, Bern Luis, Carlos M.: Horizontes del surrealismo | ARC ed & ed. Cintra, Fortaleza/BR M Pierre Mabille: Mirror of the Marvelous: The Surrealist Reimagining of Myth | (E-Book) Inner Traditions, Rochester, NY René Magritte: The Fifth Season | San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco Magritte. La Ligne de vie | Museo d’arte della Svizzera italiana (MASI), Lugano René Magritte: Daily Dreams | RalliMuseums, Caesarea/IL See what you see: Magritte & Dalí | The Dalí Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida Man Ray. Multimedialist. | Kunstforum Wien Man Ray. Magier auf Papier | Horst Janssen Museum, Oldenburg Man Ray (1890–1976), vues de l’esprit | Musée Toulouse-Lautrec, Paris Ruth Marten: Dream Lover | Max Ernst Museum, Brühl b. Köln, Wienand Verlag, Köln Floriano Martins (Hg.): Viagens do surrealismo | (Lyrikanthologie) ARC ed, & Paulo, Cintra ed., Fortaleza Roberto Sebastian Matta: Forms of dream | Galleria d'Arte Maggiore, Bologna Demare, Christian: Roberto Matta, Alain Jouffroy: Correspondance 1952–1960 | Galerie Diane de Polignac, Paris Henri Michaux. The Other Side | Guggenheim Bilbao Lee Miller and Surrealism in Britain | The Hepworth, Wakefield/GB Hilditch, Lynn: Lee Miller, Photography, Surrealism and the Second World War | Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Cambridge 4 © forum.psrabel.com Lee Miller Archives & The Penrose Collection – MORE Light | Farleys House & Gallery, Chiddingly, East Sussex/GB Joan Miró: Esculturas 1928–1982 | Centro Botín, Santander/ES Joan Miró – Materiality and Metamorphosis | Fondazione Bano Padova/IT Joan Miró: The Color of My Dreams | Grand Palais, Paris Joan Miró: Œuvres 1915–1981 | Galerie Lelong & Co., Paris Joan Miró: Poetische Welten – Graphik, Arbeiten auf Papier und Bibliophile Bücher | Galerie Boisserée, Köln Moon Dancers: Yup'ik Masks and the Surrealists | Di Donna, New York Joan Miró, ordre i desordre
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