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8th January 2012

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This is one of those times I wish I was living in Frisco:

The first exhibition of Remedios Varo to ever take place in the western United States, Indelible Fables illuminates the ever-imaginative and prescient world of this  surrealist artist.  Spanish born Varo certainly died prematurely, by  heart-attack in 1963, but in a short career she had acquired a cult-like  following among friends in Mexico City, her adopted home.  Many of  these friends were involved in an informal investigation into esoteric  religion and the teachings of George Ivanovich Gurdjieff and his student  Peter Ouspensky.   As part of this soteriological pursuit, with close  friend, the celebrated English artist Leonora Carrington, Varo created  some of the most inventive painted scenarios of any of the artists  associated with surrealism.

If you’re in the area, check it out—the show opens January 19th.

This is one of those times I wish I was living in Frisco:

The first exhibition of Remedios Varo to ever take place in the western United States, Indelible Fables illuminates the ever-imaginative and prescient world of this surrealist artist. Spanish born Varo certainly died prematurely, by heart-attack in 1963, but in a short career she had acquired a cult-like following among friends in Mexico City, her adopted home. Many of these friends were involved in an informal investigation into esoteric religion and the teachings of George Ivanovich Gurdjieff and his student Peter Ouspensky. As part of this soteriological pursuit, with close friend, the celebrated English artist Leonora Carrington, Varo created some of the most inventive painted scenarios of any of the artists associated with surrealism.

If you’re in the area, check it out—the show opens January 19th.

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