May 30
2009Art History, Disney, Fairy Tales, Popular Visual Culture, Surrealism
Of Mice and Brides
The mind which plunges into surrealism relives, with glowing excitement, the best part of its childhood…From childhood memories, and from a few others, there emanates a sentiment of being unintegrated, and then later of having gone astray, which I hold to be the most fertile that exists. (Breton, 2010: 39-40)
Andre Breton, ‘The Manifesto of Surrealism’, 1924 Read more →