Entertainment/Leisure
Explore the "Glass Enigma" with a Dali Museum Membership & Guide
- Item Number
- 134
- Estimated Value
- 110 USD
- Sold
- 50 USD to MOLIL
- Number of Bids
- 6 - Bid History
Item Description
Step into the surrealist landscape with a "Scholar + NARM" membership to the Dali Museum, and embark on an intimate journey through the world's largest collection of Salvador Dali's artwork outside of Spain.
Enjoy the following benefits for 12 months as a Scholar + NARM Member:
- Unlimited FREE admission to the Dali Museum
- Personalized Dali Museum membership cards
- Exclusive invitations to MEMBERS-ONLY events and exhibition previews
- Subscription to Dali Museum e-newsletter
- Free or discounted admission to Curator-led tours, art films, family activities, lectures and more
- 10% discount on museum merchandise purchases in-store and on-line
- 10% discount on rental of the Raymond James Community Room
- Complimentary VIP Roadside Assistance courtesy of Allstate Roadside Services and the Dali Museum
- Visits to Dali Museum research library (by appointment)
In addition, the NARM upgrade allows Dali Museum members free admission and preferred member discounts at more than 440 partner museums in the United States, Bermuda, Canada and El Salvador.
Package also includes a 95-page Dali Museum Guide to help you explore the collection and the museum's exciting new building before, during, and after your visit. Thirty of Dali's works are highlighted, along with discussions of Dali's life and the museum's history. Color photos accompany the text.
The Dali Museum is a cultural and educational institution dedicated to increasing knowledge and awareness of Salvador Dali's work and his spirit of discovery and intellectual adventure.
The new Dalí Museum opened in January 2011. The museum's exterior is itself a work of art, featuring more than 900 triangular-shaped glass panels. This geodesic glass structure – nicknamed the "Glass Enigma" – is the only structure of its kind in North America and is a 21st century expression of Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome as utilized in Dalí's Teatro Museo in Figueres, Spain. No two glass panels are identical, providing a truly unique view of St. Petersburg's picturesque waterfront. The Helical Staircase – a spiral that ascends to the third floor galleries – is the main architectural focus of the interior. An energetic form created with mathematical precision and resembling a strand of DNA, Dalí recognized the helix as evidence of the divine in nature.
Item Special Note
The Scholar + NARM membership is valid for students and educators with a valid high school or university ID.
Winning bidder must pay for postage and shipping of the items or pick them up at the St. Petersburg Times downtown St. Petersburg Bureau, 490 1st Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701.
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