Spanning borders and decades, new surrealism exhibition at London's Tate

Leonora Carrington's 'Self Portrait' (circa 1937–38) from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Photo: The estate of the artist

From Salvador Dali's Lobster Telephone to Ted Joans' massive Long Distance drawing, a new exhibition at London's Tate Modern explores the global span of surrealism over 60 years.

Surrealism Beyond Borders features more than 150 artworks, ranging from paintings and sculpture to photography and film.