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Surrealism is far more than some dead art movement: it is also a collection of tools for perceiving and representing the world in ways that transcend normative perspectives. This delightful little book is packed with word and image games that surrealists developed to create their written and graphical art. If you have any spark of creativity, you are strongly encouraged to get this book to help loosen the holds of quotidian existence on your craft. And it makes a great book of activities for parties that you want to rise above petite bourgeois posturing. Highly Recommended.
Times Literary Supplement
. . . Surrealist play is more like a kind of provocative magic, that it breaks the thread of discursive thought, and, above all, helps to confirm the primary Surrealist believe in what they called objective chance or the certainty of hazard. These games will prove to you . . . : Surrealism too can be made by all.
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Surrealism is far more than some dead art movement: it is also a collection of tools for perceiving and representing the world in ways that transcend normative perspectives. This delightful little book is packed with word and image games that surrealists developed to create their written and graphical art. If you have any spark of creativity, you are strongly encouraged to get this book to help loosen the holds of quotidian existence on your craft. And it makes a great book of activities for parties that you want to rise above petite bourgeois posturing. Highly Recommended.
Times Literary Supplement
. . . Surrealist play is more like a kind of provocative magic, that it breaks the thread of discursive thought, and, above all, helps to confirm the primary Surrealist believe in what they called objective chance or the certainty of hazard. These games will prove to you . . . : Surrealism too can be made by all.
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