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DESCRIPTION:Sep 24 - Dec 12\, 2026\nThe painter René Magritte (1898–1967
 ) said that he sought to “make the most everyday objects shriek aloud.
 ” And yet\, the enigmatic style through which he achieved this goal did 
 not come until middle age. The eldest son of a textile merchant\, Magritte
  began his career as a graphic artist. In 1927\, he moved to Paris to join
  the growing French Surrealism movement\, led by André Breton\, and his w
 ork changed. Magritte’s paintings became more figurative and uncertain i
 n tone\, depicting commonplace items as uncanny. By placing everyday items
 —apples\, pipes\, bowler hats—in atypical settings\, he reimagined the
  psychological boundaries of painting. A new exhibition at Gagosian in Lon
 don explores the Belgian artist’s legacy by locating his emblematic symb
 ols in works of contemporary art. It’s an ode to the landmark Internatio
 nal Surrealist Exhibition held in London 90 years ago\, an event that esta
 blished Magritte’s international reputation.
LOCATION:Gagosian Grosvenor Hill\, 20 Grosvenor Hill\, London W1K 3QD\, Uni
 ted Kingdom
SUMMARY:This Is Still Not a Pipe: The Afterlife of Magritte
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 ipe-the-afterlife-of-magritte
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