Inside Dalí NZ

The multi-media experience Inside Dali’s Christchurch season has been postponed to 2023. Following a successful run in Auckland, the decision to postpone Christchurch dates was taken following audience feedback that the event will be better received in summer. We apologise for any inconvenience caused - and we can’t wait to bring this fantastic event to South Island audiences next year, with more information to follow soon.

Today is the final day of in Auckland! Thank you to everyone who came to experience the world of Salvador Dalí ✨

"Geopoliticus Child Watching the Birth of the New Man" is a 1943 painting from Salvador Dalí. It was done during Dalí's stay in the United States and is said to be one of his most recognisable paintings - get a glimpse into his world at Inside Dalí...

📸: Salvador Dalí, 1943, "Geopoliticus Child Watching the Birth of the New Man." Worldwide rights ©Salvador Dalí. Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí (Artists Rights Society), 2021 / In the USA ©Salvador Dalí Museum, Inc. St. Petersburg, FL 2021.

Don't forget that as part of Inside Dalí there is also a special VR experience for you to check out before you enter the exhibition...

Midweek special! Get $10 off Auckland’s Inside Dalí exhibition when you purchase any weekday session from now until midday Friday July 1. Get tickets now from www.insidedali.co.nz 🖼

Excited to announce our final Auckland Inside Dalí ticket competition winner ✨ Thank you to everyone who shared a photo with us, we've loved seeing you enjoying the exhibition.

A reminder that the Surrealist VIP experience is also available at Inside Dalí! To enhance your experience, the VIP package includes priority entry into the venue and exhibition, one adult ticket, a Dalí tour gift and a VIP Inside Dalí laminate. 🧑‍🎨 Book now: https://bit.ly/InsideDaliNZtix

“The Disappearing Bust of Voltaire” was painted by Salvador Dalí in the year 1941 - see more of Dalí's art in the immersive experience at Inside Dalí before it closes in Auckland!

Did you know that Dalí worked with Alfred Hitchcock, designing a dream sequence for his film Spellbound? Hitchcock once said “I wanted Dalí because of the architectural sharpness of his work." in the year 1962.

Another week, another Inside Dalí competiton winner! This week @7.30_y over on Instagram has won a double-pass to see the Inside Dalí experience again.
To enter for a chance to win next week, tag us in your posts or use the hashtag to be automatically entered for your chance to revisit the experience. 🧑‍🎨

Are you a school group wanting to come to Inside Dalí in Auckland? This post is for you!
For all the information you need, flick us a message and we can send over to you the form to fill out ✨

For those who have attended , did you have a favourite painting at the exhibition? 🖼

Don't miss out on the range of merchandise available at Inside Dalí ready for you to pick up before or after the exhibition!

🚨 ANNOUNCEMENT🚨
Due to overwhelming demand, we're thrilled to share that Inside Dali's Auckland season at will now extend until Sunday July 3. Get tickets now: bit.ly/InsideDaliNZtix

The second winner from our weekly ticket competition is over on Instagram
- congratulations, a double-pass to see Inside Dalí in Auckland for a second time is on it's way!
To make sure you are in the draw to win next week, tag us in your posts or use the hashtag to be automatically entered for your chance to revisit the experience. ✨

There are three main parts to the Inside Dalí experience ✨

◦ The first part, you will everything you need to know about Dalí himself from his early life and his work, to his death and final years.
◦ The second is a full must-see sensory experience in a room filled to the brim with Dalí's work (you will even get to hear some words from the artist)
◦ The third is the mirror room which is a 360 all-around mirror for you to enter - a perfect final photo opportunity, a feast for the eyes and delight for the senses.

👀 Check out a sneak peek from the rooms below...

“Three Young Surrealist Women Holding in Their Arms the Skins of an Orchestra"" was created between the years 1934 and 1936. It is just one of the paintings in a series by Dalí in which he replaced a woman's head with flowers or vegetation.

Image: Salvador Dalí, 1936, “Three Young Surrealist Women Holding in Their Arms the Skins of an Orchestra." Worldwide rights ©Salvador Dalí. Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí (Artists Rights Society), 2021 / In the USA ©Salvador Dalí Museum, Inc. St. Petersburg,

Our weekly competition is underway, and the first winner is... - congratulations, you've won a double-pass to revisit Inside Dali in Auckland! To be in the draw to win next week, simply tag us in your post or use the hashtag to be automatically entered.

The Inside Dalí team will host an Audio Described tour at Spark Arena at 10.30am, Sunday 19th June for those who are blind or have low vision. Contact [email protected] to register your interest.
[For those customers who are interested in an Audio Described tour of Inside Dalí in Christchurch, please contact [email protected] for further information.]

Inside Dali is giving Auckland residents the chance to experience the incredible work of surrealist painter Salvador Dalí at a reduced rate of $10.00 off. Simply head to Ticketmaster, search for the Inside Dalí - Auckland page and enter the promo code DALIAKL10 to redeem the offer. The promotion is for a limited time only and subject to availability so get in quick, while you can! Conditions apply.

Book your tickets today - for more information visit the link in our bio.

Here are some of our favourite photos you guys have taken at so far. The world of Salvador Dalí is waiting for you... 🖼 https://bit.ly/InsideDaliNZtix
📸 Photo credit to: .brunton over on Instagram.

Take the quiz on 'What Surrealist Painter Are You?' - you might be surprised with the result 🎨 Tell us below if you got Salvador Dalí...
https://artsandculture.google.com/story/DAWRqMZ4i9d4Bg

Dali, Magritte, Ernst? Which Surrealist are You? - Google Arts & Culture Take our mind-bending quiz to find out

One of our favourite parts of the Inside Dalí exhibition is the mirror room! 🪞 It is a 360 experience for the senses (also an amazing photo opportunity) 📸

Curious about Surrealism? Don’t miss your chance to learn all about Salvador Dali at - open now in Auckland! ✨