THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF SURREALIST LINKS ON THE INTERNET
Some are left out by accident, some with good reason and some are questionable
Aspects of Contemporary Surrealism in England
Group of the Czech and Slovak Surrealists
PRAGUEGrupo Surrealista de Madrid
Surrealismo
GRUPO SURREALISTA DEL RÍO DE LA PLATA
Buenos Aires + Montevideo
Surrealism in Germany
Peter Schneider-Rabel (in German) (in English)Surrealisme in Nederland
NETHERLANDSThe Portuguese Surrealist Movement
PORTUGALSerbian Surrealism
THE IMPOSSIBLESurrealism in Spain
del grupo surrealista de CantabriaThe surrealist group in Sweden
Surrealistgruppen i Stockholmsurrealism and it's environs... Paris archives
INFOSURRDutch Surrealism
Willem den Broeder and EnvironsThe Portland Surrealist Group experimental weblog
Surrealism in Canada
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GRUPO SURREALISTA DE MADRID
Contact address:
Eugenio Castro, Torrecilla del Leal 21- 1 izq.,
Madrid 280 12, SpainS„o Paulo: GRUPO SURREALISTA
DE SÃO PAULO
Contact address:
SÈrgio Lima, Villa Madalena, Rua Aspicuelta 751,
S„o Paulo SP 05433.011, BrazilQuestionable links:
Le Groupe De Paris Du Movement Surrealiste
PARISThe Surrealist Movement in the United States
SURREALISM IN CHICAGO
A French History of Surrealism Past & Present
Zazie...
From Germany to Paris, surrealism and the computer
VIVID SURREALISMArgentine Poet
The Architect's Brother
ROBERT PARKEHARRISONSurreal Virtuality
MARTIN STEJSKAL
Marvelous TalesPinina Podestá
Surrealism in Italy
Surrealism in Argentina
ALEJANDRO PUGAHal Rammel - surrealism, photography & experimental music
PENUMBRAPaul Surma... Germany
Mystik Surrealismus MagieAlchemist of the Surreal
JAN ŠVANKMAJERSurrealism & Music
JOHANNES BERGMARKsurrealism &
WOMEN ARTISTSRIKKI DUCORNET
Interview with an extraordinary surrealist authorLatin American Surrealist Artist
CATALINA CHERVINResource on early surrealist writers
SURREALIST WRITERSDanish surrealist
Georg BroeEric Bragg
Surreal CoconutKeith E. Lo Bue
A Dutch Surrealist
automatic surrealism
Daniel C. BoyerSurrealism in Chicago
The collections, essays, links, etc...The Most extensive site dedicated to Matta
ROBERTO MATTAThe Hungry Flower
Women & Surrealism
LEONORA CARRINGTON & REMEDIOS VAROGreat pictures, Spanish
LEONORA CARRINGTONo
Surrealism, Alchemy and the Northern Renaissance
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Walton Mendelson Collage/Writings and Frederick Sommer
The Surrealist Art of Pablo-Weisz-Carrington
PAVEL SURMA
A comprehensive resource of Alchemical sites
THE ALCHEMY WEBSITE (Original Levity.com Site)Alchemical Prints and Paintings
Adam McLeanGnosis, alchemy, mysterious texts and images
ILUMINATORNIA GNOSIS (in Polish)Terence Mckenna and Hallucinogens
SHAMANISMTERENCE MCKENNA
Ordinary Language, Visible Language and Virtual Realityshamanism & hyperdimensions
E=±mc?=Thé ?ëòxÿríßøñµçlëìç Hÿ?êrdïmèñsîøñ
"Consciousness is Universal and Fractal
The Universe is Fractal and Conscious
The Fractal is The Means by which Consciousness Universalises"
MKZDKThe Holographic Paradigm
VOYNICH MANUSCRIPT
Resources and Links to Images
More Images
Codex Seraphinianus Images
THE CURIOUS STORY OF PAUL POISSEL
and The Fish That Shines
Films of Jan Svankmajer and Brothers Quay
ANIMATION HEAVEN & HELLTHE BROTHERS QUAY
Shifting RealitiesJapanese Butoh
THE DANCE OF DARKNESSThe Marcel Duchamp Studies On-Line
TOUT-FAITTraces of Ana Medieta
ANA MENDIETA"Infrarealism"
STANISLAW KORS
Fantastic art by a young Polish artist
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gothic music website
DARKWORLD(non-surrealist)
ALTERNATIVE FICTIONworld wide art resources
WWAR
And surrealism continues into the 21st Century......Against the most indecent philandering, visionary posturing, and just downright ridiculous
disinformation that can be found on the internet, yes, surrealism continues, against
the odds as usual, and still unwilling to settle for mediocrity.
"We know that in the islands of Malaysia there is a tradition which, from time to time, consigns an individual to the fate Breton used to characterize the simplest surrealist act. The custom of amok is well known: the lands in which the custom of amok occurs recognize, as a sort of traditional attitude, the sudden fury that overcomes an individual armed with a dagger who rushes headlong into the crowd and kills until he is killed himself. It is not exactly an act of madness, since it belongs to a perpetuated tradition. Clearly, the crowd do not in any way excuse the amok, since they kill him, but they are still complicitous with a supposedly crazy act, since at the start it was understood that it is natural for a man to be overcome by the folly of amok, that it is a natural thing for a man to succumb to the obligation to confront his brother and kill him... All the same, it is something that signifies an orientation on which it is not possible to go back..." Georges Bataille
