Dali sells at auction

Dali nude from Hefner's bedroom is sold at auction

(AP) – 21 hours ago
NEW YORK (AP) — A Dali watercolor of a reclining nude that hung in Hugh Hefner's bedroom has been sold for more than $266,000 at auction in New York.
The nude, which had expected to fetch $100,000 to $150,000, was among 125 artworks Playboy magazine offered at Christie's on Wednesday. It was sold to an anonymous buyer.

Salvador Dali Alice in Wonderland

You can view the complete suite of 1969 "Alice in Wonderland" works by Dali.
Impressive works. The set comes in a custom made case and is also in it's original shipping container from Random House. Dali hand signed the front piece in pencil and engraved custom signatures for the rest of the suite. 13 pieces in all.

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Dali at the National Gallery of Armenia

The National Gallery of Armenia plans to hold a series of exhibitions in 2011, including a Surrealism exhibition, Director of the Gallery Paravon Mirzoyan told a news conference in Yerevan.

According to him, the Gallery administration is negotiating with their foreign partners to open Surrealism exhibition in 2011 May in the National Gallery.
Mirzoyan said that works by Salvador Dali, Max Ernst will be exhibited adding that they seek to display works from private collections as well as those from different museums of the world.

Joe Nuzzolo

Joe Nuzzolo and the Salvdor Dali Society recently offered the Disney Destino DVD to a licky winner online.
You can take part in the giveaway on Facebook by looking up Salvdor Dali and finding Joes group.

Dali High Museum Exhibit a Great Success!

Excerpt from recent article:


Salvador Dalí's at the High Museum. Unlike some of the museum's other recent megashows, the fresh perspective on America's favorite surrealist has been lauded by critics and audiences alike. The museum reached capacity at the opening and at several subsequent Dalí-inspired events. Patrons had to be turned away at the door. The man with the funny mustache, it seems, appeals as much to the suburban rank and file as he does to New York Times art critics. By all measures, Dalí: The Late Work has been a runaway success.