Exhibits

Sharing Salvador presents a selection of paintings, objects and photographs accompanied by an historical narrative on the origins of the Dalí Museum.

This exhibit features over 80 exquisite and rarely viewed pieces from the vault, including selections of the artist’s work by celebrated friends of the Dalí, such as Alice Cooper, Jeff Koons, Susan Sarandon and John Waters.

Salvador Dalí produced glass sculptures called pâte de verre from 1968 to 1984 for the Daum Crystal company in France. This exhibit features a selection of ten sculptures from our collection.

A full retrospective, this exhibition comprises more than 200 works in all media, tracing the genius of Dalí from his earliest years as a 14-year-old Impressionist painter, to the final paintings.

Una noche sin fin derives from Salvador Dalí’s persistent interest in photography and film, specifically his fascination with high-speed photography.