Coffee with a Curator
June 5 @ 10:30am – 11:30am
reimagining nature: dalí’s floral fantasies
Join us for this installment of our Coffee with a Curator series, where Museum Staff or invited guests speak on a range of Dalí-inspired topics.
In conjunction with the special exhibition Reimagining Nature: Dalí’s Floral Fantasies, this month’s talk will feature exhibit curator Peter Tush, who will discuss the three rarely displayed suites of botanical prints made by Dalí between 1968 and 1972. This talk will explore the role botanicals play in Dalí’s art, offering prime examples of how the artist transforms traditional renderings of fruits and flowers into new, surreal hybrids.
Register to attend in person at the link below. This event is free with limited capacity. An event ticket is required for entry. Gallery access is not included.
To watch the live stream from home, click below at the time of the program:
Peter Tush, Senior Curator of Education
Peter Tush is the Curator of Education of The Dalí Museum. Tush has his Undergraduate Degree in Art History from New College in Sarasota and his Masters in Art History from the University of South Florida. Part of The Dalí staff for over two decades, he is a key interpreter of the Dalí collection and special exhibitions. He trains The Dalí docents, scripts the audio guides and gallery labels, leads the Education team to develop school programming and student exhibits and works with the Curatorial team to develop exhibitions. Over the years, he has presented on a wide range of Dalí-related topics, including Surrealism and women, Dalí and Hollywood and Dalí’s Catalan heritage. In addition, Tush is the co-host of Step Outside on WMNF 88.5fm Tampa.
