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A NEWSLETTER for FRIENDS OF THE DALI MUSEUM NOV./DEC. 1998 VOL. 3, NO. 6

Surrealism Exhibition Traces the Development of American Art

urrealism in America During the and 1940s: transformation of American art from a relatively isolated Selections from the Penny and Elton Yasuna scene to one more international in scope. S Collection will open on November 6 in the Morse The collectors, Penny and Elton Yasuna spent many years Galleries and be on view through February 1 4, 1 999. The acquiring this vast collection. They chose artists that were exhibition features over 70 works either directly associated with the by 54 artists from the private Surrealist movement in the collection of Dr. and Mrs. Elton or exhibiting in and Penny Yasuna of Longboat group exhibitions with other Key, Florida. surrealists. Friends of the Works by American surrealists Museum will have an such as Joseph Cornell, Man opportunity to hear the Yasunas' Ray, Alexander Colder, perspective on their collection and others will be shown. In during a lecture to be given on addition, works by European November 20. " in artists who fled during World America The Collectors' War II are presented only if their View" will be held at 6:00 p.m. works were done in the United in the Raymond James Room of States and include , the museum. Additional related Andre Masson, and lectures will be held early next . The exhibition year and details will be also shows the evolution of the announced in future newsletters. Abstract-Expressionism The exhibition will be movement in America with works accompanied by a full color by , Arshile catalog with texts by the Gorky, and Adolph fWsrico Cwte/ten f?9M-197?) exhibition curator, Dr. William "Her eyes trembled" Gottlieb. Pen and ink on paper Jeffett and Martica Sawin, author Signed and doted 1939 Surrealism in America During 16 3/4 * ? ? 5/8 in.,- 40 « 9.5 cm. of Surrealism in Exile and the L i nor> -] T n *r\_ Reproduced: Exp/oring the Unknown: Surrealism in American Arf (New me 1930s and /940s traces the York MichotlltosenMd Galkry, 16 November 1995-27 January 1996J, Beginning of the New York

O7 development of American art in Provenance: Est<,te of the ar,,s< School. It will be available in the

r L Exhibited fcufgers, 1977, col. 15, p. 71. tar more complex torms than museum store on November 1 2 standard histories typically suggest. The importance of for $39.95. Friends of the Museum are invited to attend the surrealist-related tendencies during the 1930s and 1940s opening of the Surrealism in America During the 1930s and were catalysts in the development of a new American avant 1940s on November 12 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the garde. Surrealism played a decisive role in the Raymond James Room. To R.S.V.R call 727-823-3767. - ;£>, 1 December 1 Dali & Beyond Film Series DEREK JARMAN'S "BLUE" All films are at 6:00 p.m. Friends FREE; "Special event for Day Without Art AIDS Day others with half-price admission. Derek Jarman's Impending blindness brought on by AIDS led him to make this NEW art documentary series! moving and highly unusual work. art@one Conceived as an homage to Yves Klein (an Fridays at 1:00 p.m. Friends FREE; others artist who only worked with blue paint), the with admission. film shows no images, only a blue screen, focusing the audience's attention on the For more info, tickets or workshop stirring montage of emotional memories, dialogues, poetry, and medical reports with registration call 727-823-3767 music by Fisher Turner and musicians including Brian Eno and Laurie Anderson. (1986; 93 min.; NR, probably R) 1:00 p.m. November 5 Dali dream sequence. (1945; 111 min.; Friends FREE; others w/ admission. DAVID LYNCH'S "ERASERHEAD" NR, probably PG) December 3 Film Series November 20 DEREK JARMAN'S "CARAVAGGIO" The great disturbing experimental cult film ": THROUGH THE Film Series debut that put Lynch on the map as MIRROR" Opulent surreal study of the greatest Italian America's surrealist heir. Nightmarish story painter of the 1 7th century (played by Nigel of zombie-like misfit (Jack Nance) with ort@one (54 min.) Terry), renowned for his seedy life, erotic vertical hair who has fetus-like child with portraits, portrayals of Biblical figures as spastic girlfriend. (1977; 90 min.; NR, November 20 ordinary peasants, and violent probably PG-13) DR. ELTON & PENNY YASUNA: temperament. (1986; 93 min.; NR, "SURREALISM IN AMERICA--THE November 6 probably R). "RENE MAGRITTE" COLLECTORS' VIEW" Lecture December 4 art@one The Yasunas, a Siesta Key couple, put "ANTONI GAUDI'S SAGRADA (1978, 50 min.) together one of the most important FAMILIA" November 6 collections of American and exiled arf@one BILLY BANG & ABBY RAIDER European artwork associated with the (30 min.) emit Concert surrealist group. They will share their December 4 Evening features the improvisations of insights about their collection and what NEIL LEONARD & SHIM impromptu team of violinist Bang and drove them to specialize in this interesting emit Concert drummer Raider. 8:00 p.m. (doors at 7) topic. 6:00 p.m. Friends FREE; others $2. A performance of Neil Leonard's Friends $5; others SlO. November 21 compositions for saxophone and live November 13 SURREAL 3-D HOLIDAY electronics. 8:00 p.m. (doors at 7) Friends "" DECORATIONS $5; others $10. ort@one Dali Days Family Workshop December 1 1 (86 min.) Make your own plaster sculpture creation "EDWARD JAMES: BUILDER OF and create surreal holiday surprises. November 16 DREAMS" Workshop led by award winning artist SPECTRUM CONTEMPORARY art (alone Margaret Steward. 1:30 p.m. Friends $3; ENSEMBLE (1995; 60 min.) others $5. Concert December 1 7 The Tampa Bay Area contemporary November 27 PEE WEE'S CHRISTMAS SPECIAL & chamber ensemble performs challenging "FAME & SHAME OF SALVADOR MGM HOLIDAY CLASSICS works by 20th century composers including DALI" Film Series Gwyneth Walker and Jacob Druckman. pt. 1 & 2 Two festive holiday treats for the whole 8:00 p.m. Friends $5; others SlO. arf@one family! Pee Wee's Christmas Special, from Presented by Ian Gibson and the BBC, this November 1 9 the a ward-winning TV series Pee Wee's 1997 documentary surveys Dali's life and ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Playhouse, and MGM Holiday Classics, an art and features extensive interviews with "SPELLBOUND" animated package of Christmas cartoons people who knew Dali through the years. from the MGM Studios. Film Series (1997; 60 min. & 60 min.) Hitchcock's great suspense thriller is (Combined time 83 min.) absorbing Freudian mystery of hidden December 18 identity starring Ing rid Bergman and "TEATRO-MUSEO DALI" Gregory Peck using psychoanalysis to arf@one unravel Peck's dreams to discover the truth about his past. Features famous Salvador r r <- Stay up to date on these and other future Dali Happenings at www.daliweb.com a s v *

GET SURREAL! October 16th Video Project To Be Teacher Workshop Fifty Florida art teachers from around the Screened November 4 state enjoyed the afternoon workshop at On Wednesday, November 4 at 6:00 p.m. the museum on October 1 6 as part of the you are Invited to the the Raymond James Florida Art Education Association's annual Communily Room where the Dali Museum conference organized by Sue Froemming, will unveil its new video, titled "Gel Supervisor of the Pinellas County Schools Surreal! With Salvador Dali." Last year Visual Arts Department. The event nearly 10,000 students visited the Salvador included guided tours of both the Dali Museum. In order to make student permanent collection and the temporary tours even more interesting and rewarding, exhibition Unfolding Light: The Evolution this fast-paced, 25 minute video will of Ten Ho/ographers, a 20 minute video supplement their tours by introducing excerpt from the Dali documentary The students to the artist himself, and will Dali Days Family Definitive Dali, and a discussion of the Dali provide images and information about Workshops Museum Teacher Packet. The Dali Museum Surrealism and suggest creative activities. looks forward to hosting future school The Optical Illusion Family Workshop was tours. postponed due to Hurricane Georges and rescheduled for the following Saturday. The group was small but everyone had a great Museum Teacher's Kit time with creations led by artist Doreen The 1997-98 Dali Museum Teacher's Kit is Horn. a folder containing information for the classroom teacher. The primary item is the Upcoming Saturday Family Art Teacher's Study Guide, a compilation of Workshops for adults and information about Dali's life, his art and its children key periods, a vocabulary section, Dali Friends S3; others $5 suggested classroom activities and a To register, call 727-823-3767 ext. 3024 bibliography. In addition, the kit includes a selection of postcards with explanations, Saturday, November 21 and information about museum events and 1 :30 - 3:30 p.m. tour rates. It is free to teachers upon Surreal 3-D Holiday Decorations led by request. Call 727-823-3767 ext. 3028. award winning artist Margaret Steward. Produced by Steve Burcham of Mammoth Make your own plaster sculpture creation Productions and made possible by a grant and create surreal holiday surprises. from the Pinellas County Arts Council, the video uses a "Nickelodeon"-style format in Saturday, January 30 which "Dali TV" takes the viewer through a 1 :30 - 3:30 p.m. channel surfing adventure with vintage Art and Surrealism Family Workshop based footage and live action. The two middle- on the Surrealism in America exhibit. school age hosts—Tiffany Lee Nelson, 12, Participants will explore surrealism in a of St. Petersburg, and Matt Melone, 13, of variety of media such as paint, cut paper Spring Hill, introduce students to Dali and and pastels with artist instructor Rebecca Surrealism, and demonstrate classroom Skelton. activities such as collage and the game, "." Outreach Programs Outreach Programs led by Dali Docents The video will be distributed free to Pinellas are available to come to your school or County schools, and will be available for organization to present a slide lecture lending from the Dali Museum Education about the museum's permanent collection. Department. For more information, Call the education department at ext. 3024 please dial the Education to arrange a complimentary visit. department at ext. 3024.

Photos (clockwise from left) Aclors Tiffany Lee Nelson ond Matt Melone in rehearsal at Mammoth ProducfJons.

Artist/Instructor Lynn Carol Henderson poses wjfh Kyle Roberfs ond fheir beautiful creafions at (he August African Maskmolcing workshop.

Atlanta resident Agatha Ellis presenls her decorative foil image at the African Maskmakmg workshop. Vof

I n Memorial and typically requested children's tours. She Volunteers and slaff at the Dali Museum also helped maintain the museum's JULIAN GREEN, ORIGINAL were saddened at the recent loss of two archives. She left her volunteer work to ZODIAC GROUP MEMBER dedicated volunteers — Martha Matheney nurse her ailing husband with the intention by Museum Co- and Missy Coit. of returning to the museum at a later date. Founder Eleanor Unfortunately, she was struck ill herself and Morse MARTHA MATHENEY unable to return. Her friends at the museum Martha Matheney began as a volunteer at I was deeply saddened are saddened by her death. the museum in 1981, before it opened. She by the news of Julian slanted in the museum store where she Green's death on August Summer Membership Drive typically spent one day a week. Later she Congratulations to the winners of the 13, ! 998—now onofher transferred to admissions, greeting visitors summer membership drive! Volunteers Alice or Salvador Doll's true Holsf, Ida Varadian and Akiko Walls sold the friends was gone. This particular friend had most memberships over the summer. Each become one of 's mosf eminenf writers asJS will enjoy a gift certificate for two for brunch well as fhe firs' foreigner lo be elected to the at the Castaway Restaurant. Thanks to all Academic Froncoise, fhe group fhof rules supreme over the French language. (' fo r) the participants of the contest for their work! Volunteer In addition to being an accomplished novelist, Charlotte Volunteer Office Mr. Green was also an art and music Jover and Smyth charter member of the Zodiac group. This group with The volunteer office has moved to a new Martha location off the reception office. It can consisted of 12 wealthy art patrons who Malheney. accessed through the reception area or by subsidized Dali befween 1933 and 1934 by passing through the double doors and purchasing on oil or two lesser works entering the first door on the right. from Dali's monthly output, according to the and sharing with them information about Volunteers are encouraged to stop by and sit month each Zodiac member drew by lot. This the museum. She liked to take the guest on the comfortable couch, enjoy a cup of enabled Dali and his wife Gala to survive until book home to tally the home countries and coffee, or browse through the many books his unusual established him as an states of the visitors. in the David Kenerson Volunteer Library. important avant garde artist. Martha held a master's degree in human Books can be borrowed from the library for Julian Green was born in to American nutrition and institutional management. She a two week period and all are reminded to parents on September 6, 1900, fhe youngesf o worked as a consultant in public health return the books promptly so that others seven children. Both of his parents were from nutrition, a hospital dietitian and a high may enjoy them. long established Southern families. Growing up school volunteer, instructing in the sciences, As the holiday season approaches, many he listened often to his mother's tales of the English and home economics. Later she of our volunteers are traveling and gracious life on prosperous plantations and the volunteered not only at the Dali Museum, substitutes are needed, especially at the but also at the library, and served as a stories mode him long to see his homeland. It admissions desk. If you are considering was not until much later in life that he learned consultant in her fields of expertise. She led joining the Dali Museum volunteer 1 an active life, enjoying walking, birding, that the South had lost the war . association, please know that you are travel and reading. By the time the Zodiac Group was established,•a, needed. Monday volunteers are in particular Martha felt that when she volunteered, she Mr. Green was a/ready an esteemed writer in demand. provided a community service and grew France. His first novel Avarice House was published in 1926 and caused quite a sfir in personally. In 1989, Martha was honored as If you are interested in more information literary circles where it received praise from T.S. the Dali Museum's Volunteer of the Year. She about volunteering at the museum, please Eliot and Andre Gide. He also wrote a Civil Wa is missed by all of her museum friends. phone the volunteer office at 727-823-3767 novel that rivals Gone with the Wind. ext. 3013. . CATHERINE (MISSY) COIT Julian Green's demise was a great shock to me Missy Coit was a dedicated learner and because I hod the opportunity to visit with him teacher. She held a master's degree from lust two years ago. I accompanied Robert the University of South Florida (USF) and Descharnes fo Mr. Green's Paris apartment for taught at several private schools including tea where I discovered that the famous author Canterbury, Shorecrest Preparatory and was a charming host, happy to receive an Adirondack Southern School for girls. In American and insisting on speaking English. In 1993, she joined the docent training class at facf, I was surprised to see that he still displays the Dali Museum to learn more about his mother's Confederate flag1. Salvador Dali. Now I .shall nof be able to see him again as I Missy was a member of the St. Petersburg had promised, but he will live on for me in his Junior League, the USF Alumni Association, wonderful books and diaries. His memory also Chi Omega Sorority and the Cathedral will a/ways be special os / reflect on the Church of St. Peter. She was a docent at knowledge that one of my favorite Dali pointingsiy* both the Dali Museum and Museum of Fine and our second acquisition was "Archeologicat Arts. In recognition of their contribtions to the Reminiscence of Millet's Angelus" which was After completing her docent training, Florida Orchestra, the Orchestra's originally purchased by him. Missy performed many tours for the museum library was dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds Morse on October 20, 1998. r /

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

THURSDAYS AFTER 1:OOP / 43JU1 Historical Note: FIVE--museum open art@one «^ Historical ? 1967 Dali until 8P "Rene Magritte" Notes: completes Tuno 1925 Dali's first one Fishing for a

THURSDAYS AFTER 1:OOP vlAf Historical Note: FIVE--museum open a rt@one ? 1939 Ballet until 8P "Leonor Fini" Bacchanaie premieres VIA* Historical No FRIENDS TRIPTO at the Metroploitan 6-OOP 9 1970 Dali MIAM14I (through Museum of Art, NYC. /r2 // FRIENDS RECEPTION finishes The Nov. 15} Call 727- Breakinrg Barriers FOR SURREALISM IN Selected Dali Hallucinogenic AMERICA 823-3767 ext. 3039 exhibit closes. Photography Toreador. for reservations. Vefrans Day opens.

THURSDAYS AFTER 1:OOP 1 :30P dali days Historical Note: FIVE--museum open art@o n e family workshop 1941 First until 8P "Lee Miller: Surreal 3D Holiday major retrospective of Through the Mirror" Decorations Dali's work at the 6:OOP 8:OOP concert 6:OOP lecture Museum of Modern Dali & Beyond Film \£Af Historical Note: 7 Dr. Elton & Penny Spectrum Series ? 1933 Dali's Art, NYC. Yasuna: "Surrealism Contemporary first one man show in Alfred Hitchcock's in America-The Ensemble NYC at Julian Levy "Spellbound" Collectors' View" Gallery.

Historical Note: MUSEUM CLOSED 1:OOP 1947 DaliNews a rt@o ne is produced again for Thanksgiving Day "Fame and Shame Historical Note: Historical Note: Dali's second exhibit of Salvador Dali" 1963 The artist 1949 Dali at Bignou Gallery. q IJtf Historical Note: pt. 1 & 2 publishes the lost gives Pope Pious XII a ? 1963 Exhibit at manuscript The Tragic smaller version of Knoedler Gallery in Myth of Millet's /Madonna of Pt. Lligat. NY includes Galaacid. Angelas.

Historical Dali Museum slaff general information museum hours Notes: members remove 727-823-3767 Monday - Saturday 1929 Dali's first one Dalf's pointings to fax 9:30am - 5:30pm man show in Paris = safe storage in 727-894-6068 Thursday Goeman's Gallery. preparation for email 9:30am- 8:00pm Hurricane 1945 The artist [email protected] Sunday Georges on publishes DaliNews website Noon - 5:30pm for an exhibit at Thursday, September 24. www.daliweb.com Guided tours daily. Bignou Gallery, NY. C t, -#H

SUNDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY general information museum hours 1 :OOP Day Without Historical Note: THURSDAYS AFTER 1:OOP / / 727-823-3767 Monday - Saturday Art event "1952 Dali FIVE--museum open art@one fax 9:30am - 5:30pm Historical Note: Derek Jarman's exhibits Assumpfa until 8P "Antoni Gaudi's 727-894-6068 Thursday 1930 Dali/Luis "Blue" Corpuscu/ano Sagrada Familia" email 9:30am - 8:00pm 6:OOP Bunuel collaborative Lapislazulina at Julien [email protected] Sunday Dali & Beyond Film film, "L'age d'Or," Levy Gallery, NYC. 8:OOP emit concert website Noon - 5:30pm Series incites a riot at its Neil Leonard & www.daliweb.com Guided tours daily. Derek Jarman's premiere at Studio Shim "Caravaggio" 28, Paris.

Historical Note: Historical Note; THURSDAYS AFTER 1 :OOP 1958 New York 1933 Dali's FIVE--museum open art@one Graphic Society first Surrealist works until 8P "Edward James: Historical publishes first ^ shown at Galerie Doli Friends receive a 10% Builder of Dreams" 1961 Dali gives monograph on Dali's Catalane in discount at the Garden Historical Note: his first lecture at art. Barcelona. Restaurant (217 Central 1959 Dali Ave./St. Petersburg}. Please Ecole Polytechnique presents the present your Friends card to on the myth of Castor Ovicepede. your server. Thursday and Pollux. evenings only.

THURSDAYS AFTER 1:OOP Historical Note: Historical x FIVE--museum open art@one 1935 Julien Notes: until 8P "Teatro-M Dali' Levy publishes ,_ 1957 Dali produces 6:OOP Conquest of the Don Quixote Dali & Beyond Film Irrational. "bulletism" I 5 Series illustrations. Pee Wee's Christmas 1936 Doli featured Hanukkah Special & MGM on cover of Time Holiday Classics magazine.

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New Year's Eve r 4. J Friends Art Trip To The museum gratefully acknowledges the following new and renewing Friends from August 1 to September 30, 1998. Miami Rescheduled NEW FRIENDS Or. Wm. Crisp ZODIAC NATIONAL/ To Nov. 14-15 Ms. Pamela Wilson Mr. R. Van Garden INTERNATIONAL Due to Hurricane Georges, the Friends CONTRIBUTOR Mr. Bob Gelakoski Sledmon Mr. Eugene R. Seger Art Trip has been rescheduled to Mr. & Mrs. Fred and Mr. John W. Owen III Ms. Elizabeth Worrell Ms. Robin L. Moses Saturday, Nov. 14 - Sunday, Nov. 15, Eleanor WoH Ms. Undo L. Boyd Ms. Sarah B. Beal Dr. Ivan Verheyden 1998. Mr. James Ward Mr. Ronnie Wright Mr. John H. McKee Ms. Wendy Scott Ms. Barbara Drone Ms. Lynn Ober Mr. Greg R Oline For reservations, call 727-823-3767 ext. STUDENT Helgo Mr. Micahel Osinoski Mr. George Ruiz 3039. Ms. Cynlhlo Manchego Mr. Robert Luciano Ms. Dawn Einfeldt Ms. Olympio A. Kalagidis $ ISO/individual Mr. Peler Gamache Ms. Yanie Dubouchage Mr. 8. 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hop at the Dali Museum Store this holiday season and your persistence will be rewarded with great gifts for everyone on your list. Come in and browse or enjoy shopping in the comfort of your home with our new holiday flyer. Floating Clocks are the stars of sthis new publication. Look for it in your mailbox.

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The staff of the Museum Store celebrated a DaliMuseumNews is published bi-monthly by the Salvador Dali Museum successful year at the 1000 Third St. S. St. Petersburg, Florida 33701, USA. Jenifer Cutcher, Editor home of Store Manager, Alyson Naimoli, Design Dionne Birmingham. Contributing Writers: Eleanor Morse, William Jeffett, Peter Tush, Patricia Harnedy, Naimoli, Barniti Congratulations and Alyson Kelly Reynolds, Eileen Gillen, Gwenda Photos: Patricia Harnedy, Dianne Birmingham, Carol Butler thanks to the store staff for their hard work!