Miró: Earth Mo Oh By Cherie Priest

By Cherie Priest

Her face and her eyes—especially her eyes—feel wrong

a Chinese American detective who is trying to track down a missing person in 1936

and who ultimately rewrote the future of character creation in animation

And when a new web service is introduced that helps people share their dreams

Miró: Earth Mo Oh By Cherie PriestBy Toms Llorens. Published by Museo Thyssen Bornemisza. Softcover, 237 pages, Colour, 2008. This exhibition presents a survey of Mirs work in th period between 1918, the year of his first solo exhibition, and his death in 1983. The guiding concept is a recurring theme in his work: the earth. In contrast to other art historical interpretations which have emphasised the artists links with Surrealism, the present exhibition will focus on his fidelity to