The Christ, an exceptional painting by Salvador Dalí from the collection of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, will be on view in a temporary exhibition at the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres (Catalonia, Spain) from 1st November 2023 to 30th April 2024.

Gala’s Castle in Púbol is reopen for the season since 15^th March until 6^th January 2024.

Here you may buy tickets and here you may check opening times and ticket prices.

The temporary exhibition on show is Gala's Púbol. Illusion and reality.

The Salvador Dalí House in Portlligat presents a photographic exhibition in its gardens to commemorate the 25th anniversary of its opening to the public as a House-Museum. With the title Dalí and Gala. The inhabited house can be seen from March 15th until September 30th. IT shows 19 photographic reproductions of Salvador Dalí and Gala in different outdoor spaces of Portlligat, snapshots taken from 1930 to 1980. The authors of the photographs are Batlles-Compte, Melitó Casals "Meli", Juan Gyenes, Oriol Maspons , Pietro Pascuttini, Carlos Pérez de Rozas, Ricardo Sans, Robert Whitaker and Marc Lacroix.

The route to see the 19 photographs starts in front of the main facade of the House-Museum and continues through the courtyards and gardens until reaching the top of the hill, where there is the Garage used by the Dalís. Each photograph is associated with a quote from Dalí or Gala, which can be heard through a QR code in 4 languages.

Here you may buy tickets to visit Dalí's House of Portlligat.

The Dalí Theatre-Museum presented the new temporary exhibition entitled Transgressing Venus. Dalí is classic, Surrealist and Pop Art! The event was led by Montse Aguer, director of the Dalí Museums, and Laura Bartolomé, curator of the exhibition and of the Dalí Foundation.

One of the interesting aspects in this exhibition is the way the sculpture Venus de Milo with Drawers is shown. This work of art belongs to the Art Institute of Chicago's permanent collection. This institution has lent it to the Dalí Foundation as a digital loan. In order to present it together with the Dalí Foundation's Venus, a hologram has been produced and is shown thanks to a transparent LG OLED screen. This technical solution aims at paying tribute to the holograms Dalí produced in the seventies in collaboration with the Nobel Prize in Physics Dennis Gabor. Apart from the 2 sculptures on show, one physical and one digital, the exhibition includes a painting, 3 drawings, 1 piece of workshop material, 15 photographs, 3 leaflets, 2 magazines, 2 books and a fragment of the film entitled Autoportrait mou.

The Dalí Theatre-Museum opens its doors again at night.

Opening hours are from Saturday 30th July to Sunday 28th August, from 10pm to 1am (last access 00:30).

Capacity is limited to 500 people. In one of the inner courtyards, audiovisuals are projected with Dalí as the protagonist and a glass of cava is offered.

The Theatre-Museum opened for the first time at night in August 1992, 30 years ago.

The nightly rate is €22. The ticket price for entrance plus guided tour is €27.

Advance tickets and evening guided tours can be booked at this link.

Ask for more information by phone +34 972 677 500 or email us at tmgrups@fundaciodali.org 

The Dalí Foundation has secured funding for a cooperation project within the Creative Europe Programme (CREA). This organization is the leader of this project, which is entitled 'Innovation and Best Practice for International Standards on Sculpture Study and Management'. The Consortium has two partners, the Rodin Museum of Paris, and CBM & Partners Studio Legale of Milano, an Italian law firm with great expertise in art law. Moreover, there are also two associated partners: the Reina Sofía Museum of Madrid (which has got some sculptures by Dalí and other contemporary artists among its collection) and The Henry Moore Institute of Leeds, United Kingdom.

The Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation subscribes the ICOM manifesto on Ukraine’s war.

The first big exhibition of original works by Salvador Dalí opened today in South Korea. Entitled Salvador Dalí: Imagination and Reality, it shows a hundred artworks including paintings, graphic works and installations at Dongdaemun Digital Plaza (DDP), a building that has become one of the most iconic places in Seoul, designed by the famous Iranian architect Zaha Hadid and the Korean firm Samoo.

The Dalí Foundation collaborates by lending artworks and curating the exhibition's contents with Montse Aguer, director of the Dalí Museums, as chief curator, and Carme Ruiz, vice-curator. The opening event took place today with a representation of the Dalí Foundation: Joan M. Sevillano, Managing Director, Fèlix Roca, Director of Economic Management, and Carme Ruiz, curator. Juan Ignacio Morro Villacián, the Spanish Ambassador in Korea, was also present. The Dalí Museum in Florida was represented by the President of its Board of Trustees, Mrs. Karen Lang Johnston.

A platform is launched today 30^th July with the aim of offering global audience the trilogy of documentaries produced by the Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation, directed by David Pujol, from DocDoc Films, and distributed by Versión Digital. With the title of Salvador Dalí, in search of immortality this is, to this day, the most exhaustive portrait of his life and work in audiovisual format. After being screened at festivals and cinemas in Europe, the United States, Canada, China, Australia and Latin America, these documentaries will finally be available online in 4 languages.

www.salvadordalidocumentary.com is an on-demand video platform, i. e. a website of audiovisual content that can be viewed upon payment. It offers three hours of documentaries about Salvador Dalí in Catalan, Spanish, French and English.

The DALÍ MUSEUMS of Figueres, Púbol and Portlligat (Cadaqués) will remain open from 18^th December until 6^th January 2021, both included.

Visit this link for opening hours :

- Dalí Theatre-Museum, FIGUERES

- Gala Dalí Castle, PÚBOL

- Salvador Dalí House, PORTLLIGAT (CADAQUÉS)

You may buy the tickets here.