The main purpose of the Surrealist art movement was to provoke a general crisis of consciousness; the method for achieving that purpose was the harnessing of the subconscious.  An understanding of this opens a window into the purpose behind much of the art of Salvador Dali.  There were two sides to Dali:  his goal of disrupting, or altering, how art is interpreted, and his homage to those artists, particularly Spanish artists, who came before him.  Join Beth Stein as she examines the life and iconic art of this unique painter among all modern artists.

To register for the Eldredge Library talk, go to:

www.eldredgelibrary.org/learning-series     (registration will open the last week of August)