Daliwood is an annual juried film competition of Pinellas and Hillsborough County middle and high school students. In the world of film, Dali and his surrealist colleagues found radical ways to challenge conventions and create new realities. This exhibition provides an opportunity to see how, eight decades later, the ideas of surrealist filmmakers still influence new generations of artists. This exhibit encourages students to continue exploring new ideas and creative thinking in all fields of education. First presented at the Sunscreen Film Festival, the juried winning work is now on view in the Student Gallery. Winning work can also be seen on the museum's website education page.

Featuring a selection of works spanning over 60 years, Dalí in Color reveals various methods in which the artist worked with colored media on paper. This exhibition includes works completed for competition, studies for possible publications, a rare example of his work with pastel, conversions of pre-existing images, studies for monumental canvases, and spontaneous experimentation with powdered pigments. Additionally, there are works created for advertisements, costume and furniture designs, and elaborate festivals.

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Beginning Monday, October 1, 2012, the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, which holds the largest collection of Dali in the Americas, will welcome twelve important Dali works on loan from the National Collection of Modern Art in Spain - Madrid's Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. This selection of paintings will expand our knowledge of Dali's diverse production of art. The Royal Inheritance, paintings which came to the Kingdom of Spain as heir to Dali's estate, will present works that have never been on view in America before, including still lifes, the stunning stereoscopic work Las Meninas, portraits of his wife, Gala, and later works with a mathematical theme. The exhibition is co-curated by the Dali Museum's senior curators Joan Kropf and William Jeffett.

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Guest Curator Stacy Engman asked today's most dynamic artists to submit new works based on the Tarot. The result is an amazing collection of seventy-eight must-see magical works of art. A variety of artists were commissioned including Ultra Violet, Andres Serrano, Francesco Vezzoli, Nan Goldin, and designers Christian Louboutin, Karl Lagerfeld, Marc Jacobs and Vivienne Westwood.

Stacy Engman is Chief contemporary curator to the National Arts Club in Gramercy Park, New York City. This exhibition consists of the original artworks on paper; sized 7 x 10 inches (17.78 cm x 25.4 cm).

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