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I’m a big fan of Matta. His body of work demonstrates that surrealism can be political. His imagery illuminates concerns similar to Foucault’s: power, surveillance, the body.
Being With
1946
Roberto Matta Echaurren
Posted on November 19, 2011 via Art and Opinion with 34 notes
Source: metmuseum.org
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