Exhibits

This exhibit unveils connections between various definitions of the Dalí Zodiac in four sections, addressing the Dalí Zodiac print suite, Dali’s own Zodiac, the history of the Zodiac group and more.

A chronological exhibition of oil paintings, drawings, watercolors and objet from the Museum’s collection cast against interpretive material showing the changing context – personal life and cultural times – in which Dalí lived and created.

Beginning with Picasso’s first Cubist sculpture and ending with contemporary sculptor Jaume Plensa, this exhibit provides a view of Dali’s influential work alongside eminent modern and contemporary Spanish art.

Outlining connections between Dalí and the cinema of the early 20th century, this exhibit provides a glimpse into the cinematic world of Dalí’s youth.

This exhibit features 21 posters selected from the museum archives for a one-month presentation in the museum’s Raymond James Community Room.