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Magritte’s dreamland
By Schirn Mag
The Valencia-based photographers Daniel Rueda und Anna Davis Benet create surreal worlds within the real world – without Photoshop, but with...
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Belinda, Alice and René
By Schirn Mag
The photographer and Instagrammer Belinda Tellez from Venezuela was enthusiastic about tales like Alice in Wonderland ever since she was a child....
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Luxury of thinking
By Ekkehard Tanner
After World War II René Magritte became a member of the Communist Party in Belgium and dreamt of world peace. Seen from today’s perspective his...
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Magical Realism
By Schirn Magazin
The photographer and Instagrammer Sejkko combines magical elements in the work of René Magritte with his admiration for science.
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The genius of images
By Schirn Magazin
Nowadays one gets inundated by images and only a few stand out from the masses. The art student Chris Rellas from the US shows what happens, when...
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Visiting René Magritte
By Katharina Cichosch
Out and about in Brussels on the trail of René Magritte: SCHIRN MAG discovers the Surrealist side to the Belgian capital.
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Alone with your ideas
By Schirn Magazin
#ImagineMagritte: The creative director, photographer and Instagrammer Salvador Cappiello is internationally known for his series of clouds.
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Impeccable White Clouds
By SCHIRN MAG
With her enchanted images the graphic designer Teresa Freitas proves, that even in times of Instagram René Magritte hasn’t lost any of his magic.
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Painting is thinking
By Marie Sophie Beckmann
In his essay “Ceci n’est pas une pipe” philosopher Michel Foucault explores the subtleties of Magritte’s visual form of linguistic criticism.
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The truth in fragments
By Tamara Marszalkowski
How did painting develop? René Magritte examined the ancient myths surrounding the origin of art and its purpose. We hunt for traces.
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Magritte and the mystery of the world
By Julia Schmitz
How can we understand the phenomenon that is René Magritte? The artist’s collected writings are brimming with dreams, conversations, biographical...
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The woman is always naked
By Marie Sophie Beckmann
Desire and violence, eroticism and sadism, the real and the imaginary: the female in René Magritte’s work.