In the early twentieth century, Surrealist artists found inspiration in Sigmund Freud’s study of repression and deeply rooted fears. Their eerie, unsettling images influenced subsequent generations to capture the uncanny, or oddly familiar scenes that reveal desires, taboos, and suppressed memories. This exhibition traces the legacy of surrealism in the University of Kentucky Art Museum’s collection of photographs from the last fifty years. Bizarre and imaginative scenes range from Sandy…