Salvador Dalí

This exhibition calls the audience to dive into the oneiric, provocative and fanciful universe of Salvador Dalí.

Including approximately 130 works – paintings, drawings and prints, in addition to documents and photographs – from major institutions holding the artist’s collections, i.e., Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation (Figueres), the Centro de Arte Reina Sofia National Museum (Madrid) and Salvador Dalí Museum (Florida), the exhibition presents the artist’s production since the 1920s all the way to his last works, providing visitors a clear perception of Dalí’s evolution – not only in terms of technique -, but his influences, theme capabilities, ideological references and forms of symbolism.

In the words of curator Montse Aguer, the works have been selected to “show not only surrealist Dalí, but also an artist that gets ahead his time, is daring and shows up in defense of the artist’s unshackled imagination in his/her own creative processes. Concomitantly, the exhibition strolls over Salvador Dalí’s artistic and personal paths.”