Meeting with Monce Ager, Director of the Dali Museums of the Gala Salvador Dali Foundation, curator of the Salvador Dali exhibition. The Surrealist and the Classic" at the Faberge Museum and the World premiere of the documentary "The Secret Life of Port Lligat" (2017)
Monse Ager
Director of the Dali Museum of the Gala Salvador Dali Foundation, curator of the Salvador Dali exhibition. The Surrealist and the Classic" at the Faberge Museum
The evening will be continued by the world premiere of the documentary "The Secret Life of Port Lligat". The house built by Salvador Dali in Cadaques becomes a prism through which the authors of the film try to look at the life and creative path of the famous artist, which covered almost the entire twentieth century. Landscapes of Port Lligat and Cap de Creusa, places extremely important to Dali, invariably appeared in his paintings. They not only defined and shaped his artistic vision in many ways, but also symbolized for him the relationship with his father and sister Anna-Maria, who was also Dali's first model. The film tells about the little-studied chapters of the artist's life and brings us closer to solving the mystery of his work.
As part of the lecture series in "Cinema&Theater" in Angleterre, a meeting will be held with Monse Ager, director of the Dali Museums of the Gala Salvador Dali Foundation, one of the world's most authoritative experts on the work of Salvador Dali. We will talk about how the concept of the exhibition "Salvador Dali was conceived and created. Surrealist and Classic" at the Faberge Museum, about the latest acquisitions, discoveries and plans of the Gala Salvador Dali Foundation, the main institution dedicated to the study of the artist's legacy.
Ticket price: 450 rubles. Pre-sale of tickets is available at the Faberge Museum ticket office, on the website tickets.fsv.ru in the "Events" section, as well as on the "Cinema" website&The theater" in Angleterre.
www.angleterrecinema.ru On the day of the event - only at the Cinema box office&The theater" in Angleterre.