Dalí Paris, Art museum in Montmartre district, France.
Dalí Paris is an art museum in Montmartre housing more than 300 original works by the artist. The collection spans sculptures, drawings, and illustrations that reveal how he worked across different artistic mediums.
The museum opened in 1991 as Espace Dalí near Place du Tertre, in the Montmartre district of Paris. Its collection belongs to the Dalí Universe assembled by Italian gallerist and collector Beniamino Levi. Since opening it has hosted yearly temporary shows, among them Dalí et la Mode in 2008 and a 2014 exhibition pairing Dalí with about twenty street artists.
The name honors the Spanish artist whose works fill these rooms. Visitors encounter his surrealist visions presented in ways that blur the line between dream and reality.
The museum is at 11 rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris, near the Place du Tertre. The closest metro stations are Anvers and Abbesses, and the upper funicular station is also nearby. It is open every day, and the two adjoining galleries, Galerie Dalí and Galerie Montmartre, are reached from the same address.
The museum uses recordings of Salvador Dalí's own voice as its sound design, so visitors hear the artist while looking at the sculptures. The collection belongs to the Dalí Universe, curated by Italian gallerist and collector Beniamino Levi.
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