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Dalí Alive is the latest show in The LUME Indianapolis at Newfields.

When it warms up in Chicago, the midwestern city's charm is electrifying. Whether you're visiting a museum or an aquarium, it's magical.

Oozing pianos, furry fruit and mink tufts on marble captivate those who enter gallery 289 at the Chicago Art Institute.  Bringing together over 30 paintings, sculptures and drawings, “The Image Disappears,” which opened in February, is the Art Institute’s first-ever solo exhibition of Salvador Dalí’s work. Best known for his surrealist style and zany personality,...

“Salvador Dalí: The Image Disappears" runs through June 12. But these days, what we call surrealism seems to be everywhere.

Art Institute of Chicago curators identified a Salvador Dalí mystery painting while organizing the museum's first show on the Surrealist.

The curators, both working on the Art Institute of Chicago’s first show dedicated to Salvador Dalí, were researching his painting “Visions of Eternity,” which was dated to 1936 and had been held in the museum since the late 1980s. But red flags were mounting.

"There hasn't been a Dalí show that I'm aware of where, artwork for artwork, the quality has been this high.”

The Big Ticket: Dali, New Music fest, 'Once,' and more things to do

“Salvador Dali: The Image Disappears” seeks to repair Dali’s artistic standing and remind the art world and public why the Spaniard was one of the most important artists of his time.

Country rock band Parmalee headlines Joes Live in Rosemont, "Salvador Dalí: The Image Disappears" opens at the Art Institute, SZA takes over the United Center, and "Pompei: The Exhibition" debuts at The Museum of Science and Industry.