Dalí's 'Omaggio a Tersicore' moves from Montepulciano to Venice Film Festival

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Salvador Dalí's sculpture 'Omaggio a Tersicore' has moved from Montepulciano to the 83rd Venice Film Festival, where it is now on display at the Hotel Excelsior's Padiglione Italia. The artwork, part of the Dalí Universe collection housed in Palazzo Bracci, was exhibited for about a year at Porta al Prato in Montepulciano starting April 2025. It is the only art piece displayed in the space curated by Cinecittà, described as a tribute to artists balancing tradition and innovation. The Venice version is an original 'museum' piece nearly two meters tall, while the Montepulciano installation was a monumental four-meter variant. The festival runs until September 12.


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