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Salvador Dali and the Resurgence of Surrealism Session 2, September 28, 2019

Luis Martin Lecture Series in the Humanities Josh R. Rose, faculty of Art History, Brookhaven College The Surrealist movement both in Paris and globally was in a conflicted situation in 1929–30 when Salvador Dalí formally entered the group. Beset with political agendas, Dalí is often considered a figure who helped Surrealism return to its roots with his potent, idiosyncratic psychological images. Despite this, within several years of joining the Surrealist group he would be denounced by its leader, André Breton. This five-part lecture series will focus on Dalí’s life and his impact on Surrealist ideology and art by exploring his place in the movement, along with his own specific brand of Surrealism, particularly as his travels from Spain to Paris to America led him to become the emblematic face of Surrealism as an art form.