Surrealistas en el exilio y los inicios de la Escuela de Nueva York

A survey of the Surrealist movement and its North American exile, with a focus on its local epigons and the movement’s influence in forging the New York School. The essays contained within explore aspects such as the impact of Indigenous art; the boundless nature of North America; the reception of Picasso and Miró; the role of gallerist Julien Levy; the influence of Jung in the overhaul of Freudian dogma; Peggy Guggenheim’s Art of This Century gallery; the impact of Mexico on André Breton; and the relationship between Surrealism and Abstraction.