Using black overpainted ink to redefine, flatten, and obscure. Fernando de Azevedo (1950s, from Portugal) in the Surrealism Beyond Borders group exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Fernando de Azevedo @Met
Using black overpainted ink to redefine, flatten, and obscure. Fernando de Azevedo (1950s, from Portugal) in the Surrealism Beyond Borders group exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
JTF (just the facts): An extensive group show, consisting of roughly 275 photographs, installed against red and brown walls, and in various cases, in a series of three rooms on ... Read on.