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Symposium Dalí in Dialogue
Sat 13 Jun,10am–4.30pm

Salvador Dalí: Liquid Desire is the first comprehensive retrospective of the work of Salvador Dalí to be staged in Australia and comprises more than 200 works in all media — painting, drawing, watercolour, etchings, sculpture, fashion, jewellery, cinema and photography. It traces the genius of Dalí from his earliest years as an exceptionally talented 14-year-old, to the final majestic paintings created when the artist was in his 70s. A range of international and local speakers present a fascinating array of papers on this quintessential 20th century artistic genius.

Cost $90 Adult / $75 NGV Member / $80 Concession & Student (includes exhibition fee, morning & afternoon tea)
Venue Clemenger BBDO Auditorium, NGV International (enter North entrance, via the Arts Centre forecourt)
Event code P0958

Bookings
Download and print a PDF copy of the booking form (PDF). Complete and return the form by:
Fax: 03 8662 1533
Post: NGV Program Bookings PO Box 7259 St Kilda Road VIC 8004, or
Ph: 03 8662 1555 10am–5pm daily

From 8.45am Registration & Exhibition Viewing
10am Welcome & Introduction to the Exhibition
Dr Gerard Vaughan, Director, NGV
10.20am Keynote: Inner dialogues in late Dalí
Elliott H King, art historian and Dalí specialist, Denver, Colorado, USA
10.55am Morning Tea (provided)
11.25am Dalí’s Expulsion from the Surrealist Group
Montse Aguer Teixidor, Director, Centre for Dalínian Studies, The Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí Museum, Figueres
12noon Living Liquid Ladies: Dalí and the Dream of Venus Pavilion
Dr Ted Gott, Senior Curator, International Art, NGV
12.25pm Lunch & Exhibition Viewing
1.40pm ‘I spy with my little eye’: Dali and the erotics of viewing in a machine age
Sophie Matthiesson, Curator, International Art, NGV
2.05pm The Pelvic Rose: Surrealism in Australia
Elena Taylor, Curator, Australian Art, NGV
2.30pm Dalí in Hollywood
Laurie Benson, Curator, International Art, NGV
2.55pm Afternoon Tea (provided)
3.25pm 'Portrait of my Dead Brother’: the Enigma of Persona in Dalí and Warhol'
Dr Vivien Gaston, Honorary Research Fellow, School of Culture and Communication, The University of Melbourne
3.50pm Speakers’ Forum
4.20pm Conclusion & Acknowledgements
Frances Lindsay, Deputy Director, NGV



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Programs subject to change without notice.
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