Enrico Donati:
A Centennial Retrospective
With works from each of his seven decades of painting.
Weinstein Gallery, San Francisco
Jul 17 - Aug 20, 2010

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Anna-Eva Bergman:
Surrealism, Line and Form
All 126 of this little known Norwegian surrealist's
works from 1949-1952 are on view together for
the first time along with ~16 of the monumental
works she produced between 1956-1987.
Bergen Art Museum, Norway
May 20 - Sep 12, 2010

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The Surreal House
A labyrinth of chambers, designed by acclaimed
young architects Carmody Groarke, with haunted
rooms, delirious forms, blasted architecture and
cinematic dreamscapes - featuring a host of artists,
architects and film makers including Salvador Dali,
Marcel Duchamp, Alberto Giacometti, Rene Magritte,
Man Ray, Joseph Cornell and Maya Deren through to
more contemporary figures, among them Rebecca
Horn, Edward Kienholz and Rem Koolhaas.
Barbican Art Gallery, U.K.
Jun 10 - Sep 12, 2010

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Surreal Friends:
Leonora Carrington,
Remedios Varo and Kati Horna
Leonora Carrington, Remedios Varo and Kati Horna -
an English painter, a Spanish painter & a Hungarian
photographer - met in Mexico City in 1943. All three
had recently fled war-torn Europe and together they
shared memories of Paris, Surrealism, the Spanish Civil
War, and the outbreak of World War II. Surreal Friends
celebrates the friendship of these three women, with
the first substantial display of Carringon's work in Britain
for 19 years, and the first ever comprehensive showing
of works by her friends Varo and Horna in the UK.

Fittingly, the exhibition is held in Chichester, near
West Dean, the estate of the Surrealist patron Edward
James, a supporter and friend of all three artists, who
spent much time in Mexico, both in the capital and in
his Surrealist garden Las Pozas in Xilitla.
Pallant House Gallery, U.K.
Jun 19 - Sep 12, 2010

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Aragon and Modern Art
Louis Aragon (1897-1982), was one of the founders
of the Surrealist movement with Andre Breton and
Philippe Soupault. This exhibition includes over
150 paintings, drawings, collages and sculptures by
over 40 artists whom Aragon wrote about expressly,
accompanied by books & documents of the time period.
Musee de La Poste, Paris
Apr 14 - Sep 19, 2010

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Arshile Gorky:
A Retrospective
178 works from Gorky's earliest known painting
to the unfinished canvas on his easel when he
committed suicide in 1948 in the first major
retrospective since the Guggenheim's 1981 show.
Museum of Contemporary Art, LA
Jun 06 - Sep 20, 2010

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Dorothea Tanning:
100 Years - A Tribute
Exhibition from this Swedish gallery, long
associated with Tanning and her artwork, on
the one hundredth anniversary of her birth.
Galerie Bel'Art, Stockholm
Aug 28 - Sep 22, 2010

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Nightmare and Liberation:
Max Ernst in the Würth Collection
Curated by Werner Spies, an exhibition primarily
drawn from one of the largest collections of the
artist's work in Europe, and focusing on Ernst's
drawings, books, and collage novels.
Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Austria
Jun 12 - Oct 03, 2010

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Twilight Visions:
Surrealism, Photography and Paris
Celebrating Paris as the foundation of Surrealism
with more than 120 photographs by such artists as
Man Ray, Atget, Brassai, Hans Bellmer and Kertesz.
Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA
Jun 11 - Oct 10, 2010

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Man Ray, African Art,
and the Modernist Lens
~60 photos by Man Ray from the '20s & '30s and
more than 50 photos by other artists displayed
side-by-side with 20 of the African & Oceanic
objects featured in the images.
U. Virginia Art Museum, Charlottesville, VA
Aug 05 - Oct 10, 2010

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Lee Miller and the Surrealist Eye
Produced by Mjellby Konstmuseum in collaboration
with the Lee Miller Archives, this show presents
b/w photographs covering Miller's life as a photo
model in the USA, her involvment in the surrealist
movement in Paris in the 1930s, as well as images
from her commissions as a war photographer.
Stenersen Museum, Oslo
Jun 19 - Oct 17, 2010

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Alexander Calder
and Contemporary Art:
Form, Balance, Joy
Major presentation of Calder works drawn from
the MCA's extensive holdings and Chicago area
and national public and private collections.
Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago
Jun 26 - Oct 17, 2010

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Uncanny:
Surrealism and Graphic Design
More than 250 works curated by Rick Poynor,
with a majority from Czechoslovakia including
such designers and graphic artists as Jan
Svankmajer, Eva Svankmajerova, Jindrich Styrsky,
Karel Teige, Karel Teissig, Josef Vyletal, Zdenek
Ziegler (Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic); Roman
Cieslewicz, Jan Lenica, Franciszek Starowieyski,
Bronislaw Zelek (Poland); Laboratoires CCCP, M/M
Paris, (France); Grandpeople (Norway); Andrzej
Klimowski, Vaughan Oliver, Brothers Quay, Graham
Rawle (UK); Elliott Earls, Edward Fella, Jonathon
Rosen, Stefan Sagmeister, Brian Schorn (USA).
Moravian Gallery, Czech Republic
Jun 23 - Oct 24, 2010

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Another World:
Dali, Magritte, Miro
and the Surrealists
This comprehensive survey of Surrealist art is
the centrepiece of the Scottish Nat'l Gallery's
50th anniversary celebration, including major
loans from public & private collections as
well as offering visitors the chance to see the
Scottish Nat'l Gallery's world-famous collection
of Surrealist art in its entirety for the first time.
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
Jul 10, 2010 - Jan 09, 2011

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Dali: The Late Work
The first major exhibition to reevaluate
the last half of Salvador Dali's career,
presented exclusively at the High Museum
and organized in collaboration with the
Salvador Dali Museum and the Gala-Salvador
Dali Foundation. Over 40 paintings along
with related drawings, prints and ephemera.
High Museum of Art, Atlanta
Aug 07, 2010 - Jan 09, 2011