Dedicated to surrealist sculpture techniques, the exposition gives a full notion of the development of this form of expression from the 10’s through the 60’s.
To go with the exhibition, there are several Centre Pompidou publications: the "Dictionnaire de l’objet surréaliste", a dictionary-catalogue of 384 pages with 203 illustrations and 72 documentary images, edited by exhibition curator Didier Ottinger and co-published with Gallimard; Surréalisme (one of the “Mouvements “collection): a chronological exploration of Surrealism with a selection of the movement’s key works by Didier Ottinger; an illustrated album of the exhibition “Le Surréalisme et l’objet”: a tour of the exhibition in images, devised by Emmanuel Guigon, director of the Musées de Besançon, and lastly, an album for younger audiences: "Le Surréalisme à l’usage desenfants".