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Rising as a rebuttal to fascism, sexism and war in the 1920s and 30s, surrealism was a response to ‘a world gone mad’. As the movement marks its centenary, two new shows are celebrating its past and future

THE READING LIST: The legendary performer recruited three different writers to help her with her new memoir – something so stacked with detail and juicy stories that it spans two books, the second of which will be released next year. But her concerns about her book not sounding like ‘her’…

Celebrate the centenary of surrealism in Europe with a trip to the art movement’s key spaces and places

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From Ernst to Dalí, from Maar to De Chirico, this is a dazzling riot of creativity, celebrating the artistic potential of the unconscious – and shoes

Collection of signed Salvador Dalí lithographs discovered after 50 years, along with works by Theo Tobiasse, to be auctioned in London.‌ The artworks from the renowned Spanish surrealist could fetch thousands at auction.  ‌

The pop-soul star performs orchestral versions of their hefty back catalogue. Plus, a sunny jaunt for Tory traveloguer Michael Portillo who visits Lisbon. Here’s what to watch this evening.

Madds Mikkelsen is a soldier on a mission in a bruising, brilliant thriller, and the Marvel misfire about spider-women is … better than you might expect?

Artist and magician whose showmanship was akin to that of Salvador Dalí