In our first episode, we examine a few instances in André Breton’s early adulthood that would be formative in later concepts behind Surrealism. Written and
Author: Josh Rose
Art Historian, College Professor, Museum Educator, Former Cartoonist, Cultural Bon-Vivant.
Views of 1999 from 1924
As we wrap up this terrible, awful, no-good, utterly craptastic year of 2020, I am sure all humans are reflecting backwards. Speaking of perspective, though,
Trailer
Long gestating, the time has come to finally begin the podcast I’ve been thinking about for years: the Bureau of Surrealist Research. Inspired by the
An Untimely Review of a Comic Adaptation of a Lost Film
Years ago, as I began diving head-long into researching surrealism for my thesis and in preparation to take my comprehensive exams, I happened across a
Hypothes.is & Digital Annotation for OER
As an advocate for OER (Open Educational Resources), one of the criticisms I hear from students – and with which I have struggled with my
Tropy, You Can Do Awesome Things!
I am always interested in new tools that can help with my research (particularly open-access software). I’ve long been a user of Zotero, the Corporation
