Sexuality and the Surrealist Sensorium - Part 4

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Sexuality and the Surrealist Sensorium - Part 4

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Aug 12, 2014

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This conference looks at surrealist-infused practice in the field of film - examining the way in which the movement's ideas spread globally, as practitioners experimenting in the field of film, media, and performance returned to the surrealist sensorium

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Sexuality and the Surrealist Sensorium - Part 4

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