This year, the Definitely Dali Exhibition spread out over multiple locations. While Space Venus will be placed at Lot 19, another large scale sculpture, the majestic Dalinian Dancer, will be available for viewing at another outdoor location, at Thurlow and Alberni Street. Both sculptures are the cornerstones of our annual Definitely Dali exhibition which features over 100 original works of art by the legendary Surrealist Master, including gallery size bronze sculptures. On exhibition in the gallery, you also find an exceptional collection of works by Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Henri Matisse, Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein.
SALVADOR DALI, SPACE VENUS
Bronze sculpture
Height: 3.5 meter / 11'6"
Exhibited: Lot 19 - W. Hastings at the foot of Hornby Street
The magnificent Space Venus, will be exhibited in the Downtown Vancouver Heritage District, at Lot 19 Public Space, at Hornby and West Hastings Street. From May to September, Vancouver residents and visitors will have unrestricted access to one of the most iconic sculptures of the Modern Masters. This sculpture alone is an amazing perk for the city, but there is so much more!
SALVADOR DALI, DALINIAN DANCER
Bronze sculpture
Height: 1.75 meter / 70"
Exhibited: 745 Thurlow, at the corner of Alberni Street
For the first time in Vancouver, you have the chance to experience a Salvador Dali sculpture come to life in Augmented Reality through state-of-the-art technology. Thanks to Alex Lazimir, the gallery managed to develop a dedicated app - downloadable for both, Android and iOS systems - that integrates the dancing figure of the sculpture into the world around you.
Just bring your smart phone and watch the transformation!
The Definitely Dali Project was first introduced to Vancouver in 2014, as a means to expose Vancouverites to exciting, historic, world class, fine art. The mandate of the Project is to ensure that new and future generations may continue to experience the magic of the great Spanish Surrealist master, Salvador Dali.
The Definitely Dali exhibition has always been presented with no charge to the public.
View our previous Definitely Dali sculpture exhibitions:
2017 - Dance of Time I.
2018 - Woman Aflame, Surrealist Piano
Exhibitions were featured in TV, Radio, newspapers and across other media and social channels. View our Media Wall.
SPONSORS and PARTNERS
We are especially grateful to the DVBIA - Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association - for their continues and generous support of the exhibition. This year, for the duration of the Definitely Dali Exhibition, public donations received, as well as a percentage of Chali-Rosso Art Gallery sales will go to Recovery Through Art Society, a non-profit organization, which mission is to support innovative mental health and addiction recovery and growth through art:
“Recreation’s purpose is not to kill time, but to make life; not to keep a person occupied, but to keep them refreshed; not to offer an escape from life, but to provide a discovery of life.”
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EXHIBITION HISTORY OF SPACE VENUS
Frankfurt, Operplatz, 1994
Berlin, Citadel, 1994
Paris, Place Vendôme, 1995
Rome, Galleria di Piazza Colonna, 1999
London, Queen’s Walk, The Dalí Universe, 2000 - 2010
Singapore, Opera Gallery, 2006
Hong Kong, Opera Gallery, 2006
Courchevel, Galerie Bartoux, 2009 - 2010
Cannes, Galeries Bartoux, 2010
Haifa, Convention Center of Haifa Israel, 2013
Marseille, Galerie Mickael Marciano, 2013
Pietrasanta, Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, 2016
St. Petersburg, Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art, 2018
EXHIBITION HISTORY OF DALINIAN DANCER
Soumaya Museum, Mexico City, 2008
Shanghai, The Shanghai Art Museum, 2009
New York, Time Warner Center, 2010 – 2011
Cannes, Galeries Bartoux, 2011
Megève, Galeries Bartoux , 2011 - 2012
Florence, Palazzo Medici Riccardi, 2013
Pommard, Galerie Bartoux at Chateau de Pommard, 2014
Shanghai, Bund 18, 2015
Liege, Calatrava Exhibition Space, 2016
Courchevel, Open Air Exhibition, 2018
"ART IN THE CITY FOUNDATION"
As the Definitely Dali Project grows, so the scope of the responsibilities expands. This means the framework of the project has reached a new level which lead to the birth of the non-profit society, called F.I.N.E. Art in the City Foundation. The mandate of the Foundation is to exhibit world class art in cities' urban areas, with special focus on internationally known artists. The mission is to create free public access to these works of art and to engage individuals and communities to learning more about fine art.
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