Come explore Dali's late work at the High! We'll walk through the exhibition and contemplate some of the paintings and drawings he made during his last decades. Dali was a master painter, and the man whose unique vision gave Surrealism it's name.

When the museum closes, we'll walk over to Tap and discuss what we saw and what we thought over drinks and foods. If it's not too hot and steamy we can enjoy our discussion on Tap's outdoor patio.

We'll meet at the exhibition entrance, after getting our tickets. Please plan on getting to the museum by 2:45 at latest so you can get through the ticket line and up to the exhibit entrance by 3 p.m. That'll give us 2 hours to view and ponder the sights. I'll send my cell number and some other details on how to find me a few days before we meet.

Here's a link to the High's info on the Dali exhibition:

http://www.high.org/m...

And here is a link to a website that lists images of Dali's paintings from 1910 til his death in the early 80s:

http://www.virtualdal...

The link below takes you to the Dali museum in Paris, recently visited and recommended by one of our members. The galleries display a number of beautiful, interesting sculptures by Dali. The sculptures are in the surrealistic mode, but also show Dali's mastery of the human form:

http://www.daliparis....

Finally, here's a link to Tap for those who'd like to check out the menu:

http://www.tapat1180....

Hope to see you there!