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Dali To Melt Faces At Time Warner Center
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Jen Carlson
Published Nov 2, 2010
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Stop fondling Adam's worn down man parts for a sec, and the next time you're in the Time Warner Center you may notice a new Salvador Dali exhibit. The exhibit opens tomorrow and will be on view through April 2011; the collection consists of 16 museum-size bronze sculptures, including ones of "Toreador Hallucinogene" and "Profile of Time." It's like Dali in IMAX 3-D! The exhibition will also include "a collection of over 40 original drawings, watercolors, collages and studies for important paintings on show for the first time ever in New York City."
Did you know Dali lived in a suite in the St. Regis Hotel with his wife (and pet ocelot) for over a decade? He also filmed a commercial for our favorite defunct airline: Braniff International (Warhol did as well). Enjoy!
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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