Surrealism is no longer

Surrealism is no longer an art movement but an attitude toward art and design," says Mateo Kries, director of the Vitra Design Museum, Germany, receptacle for many of the most important Surrealist artworks. That attitude is clearly at work at the exhibition Strange Clay, at London's Hayward Gallery. Among the contemporary artists using "clay in an unexpected way" are David Zink Yi, whose giant alien squid (2010) sprawls in a glossy pool of ink; Japanese artist Takuro Kuwata's candy-coloured Yeti-like creatures; and Lindsey Mendick's kitchen infested with ceramic slugs and cockroaches.


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