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by May B. Jandayan   Since the rise of Surrealism in France during the 1920s, it has become a catchall for the bizarre, the irrational and the hallucinatory. Following its emergence after World War I; Surrealism was not formed as an escape from the horrors of post-war realities but as a revolutionary movement within itself.  It is aesthetic as well as political and literary as well as visual. It disentangled itself from the constraints of creating art within a singular style and medium. This movement has paved the way for various artists and enthusiasts all over the world. A whole new [...]