An Overview When Salvador Dalí & Luis Buñuel’s film Un chien Andalou premiered in the City of Light, Paris was an avant-garde hothouse rife with artistic conflict and friendly rivalry. Midnight in Paris: Surrealism at the Crossroads, 1929 examines this particularly rich and vital creative era by examining the works, friendships and clashes of Jean Arp, André […]
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Dalí: Magazine Covers & Ads Curated by Kelsey Hallbeck Like other artists of the 20th century, Salvador Dalí worked as an illustrator for newspapers and magazines, though in comparison to the other artists, Dalí was the most devoted to working commercially and invested the most energy into it. This possibly was due to a concoction […]
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Dalí: Record Mania Curated by Shaina Harkness Dalí was a master of many mediums – oil, watercolor, sculpture, film, fashion, and yes, even music and record album covers!  In this online exhibition we will introduce some of Dali’s most iconic contributions to the music industry, including album cover illustrations, opera, advertisements on record albums, recorded […]
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The First Part of the Life and Achievements of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha Curated by Abigail Wunderle and Shaina Harkness Salvador Dalí, known for his paintings, drawings, and even his own writings, was also an illustrator for many books. “Dalí worked in this field of creation so often because, rather than an amusement, […]
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For the Love of Shakespeare Curated by Abigail Wunderle and Shaina Harkness Salvador Dalí, known for his paintings, drawings, and even his own writings, was also an illustrator for many books. “Dalí worked in this field of creation so often because, rather than an amusement, the work was a necessity for him. Dalí had to express […]
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A picture by Dalí is worth a thousand words… Curated by Abigail Wunderle and McKenzie Bengry Salvador Dalí, known for his paintings, drawings, and even his own writings, was also an illustrator for many books. “Dalí worked in this field of creation so often because, rather than an amusement, the work was a necessity for […]
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