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Massurrealism: A Dossier Edited by Sean Lantzen Now for the first time this book allows us to become acquainted with this direction in the arts. Massurrealism: A Dossier contains past essays from the 1990's to the present day by several artists who examine aspects of this contemporary genre. Content in the book, which is available in both English and German, provides essays by James Seehafer, Michael Morris, Ginnie Gardiner, Domenic Ali, Peter Steinlechner, Cecil Touchon and Phil Kocsis. Also included are excerpts from conversations, letters and...                                                              See more product details

Review from amazon.com : A good book for any art enthusiast to have, October 23, 2004 : "I've been following massurrealism for some time now, and this book is an interesting accumulation of a few essays, combined with informal thoughts and remarks on the subject. What I like about this particular, albeit relatively new art group, is that massurrealists represent that connection between the past art world and the newer one transforming right before our eyes. Most of the excerpts from the dialogs section were thought provoking, and a few were silly, while others were somewhat humorous, including the drink recipe for the Massurrealist Mistress (I suppose art and booze do go together). Regardless if you are an enthusiast of this art genre or not, this is a document that represents how globalization is affecting the contemporary art world today. "Massurrealism: A Dossier" to some extent seems abridged, though I'm certain this is not the final word on the topic. And what is even more intriguing, is that this art genre is showing us what it means to express ourselves in this day and age of constant technological evolution."