Join us on Wednesday, February 17 for a memorable Dartmouth evening at The Dalí Museum, featuring a private viewing of Dalí Alive 360 along with a talk by Tim Tregubov ’11 GR’15, Senior Lecturer in Computer Science and Director of The DALI Lab. The Dalí Museum features an unparalleled collection of works by renowned artist Salvador Dalí, from iconic melting clocks to imaginative visual illusions and avant-garde symbols.
Dalí Alive 360 is an immersive experience celebrating the life and creative genius of one of the most influential and inventive artists of the modern era. This multisensory art experience envelops visitors in 360 degrees of light and sound within The Dalí Dome. This exhibit illuminates the challenges and triumphs of his artistic career and provides visitors the sensation of stepping into Dalí’s life. The experience immerses the visitor in Dalí’s surreal landscapes, iconic melting clocks and mind-bending illusions with touchpoints from the artist’s time in Spain, Paris and America. Each of these eras in the artist’s life prompted a response from Dalí, leading to his constant reinvention.
The evening will begin with a reception to meet and mingle with Dartmouth alumni, family and friends. Tim will give a talk on how AI and attention-driven technology have reversed the gaze between humans and images, and the shift from passive consumption to active creation. Following this talk, guests will have the opportunity to experience Dalí Alive 360 and explore the rest of the museum exhibits.
Program
6:30–7:30 p.m. Registration opens and reception begins with heavy bites and complimentary bar serving beer, wine and soft drinks
7:30–8:30 p.m. Presentation by Tim Tregubov ’11 GR’15
8:30–10 p.m. Private showing of Dalí Alive 360 and gallery access
Pricing
General Registration: $65
Young Alumni (Classes of 2016-2026): $35
Location
The Dali Museum
One Dali Boulevard
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
