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Create Your Own Impressionist Portrait

The Dali recently introduced a new exhibit - Dalí & the Impressionists: Monet, Renoir, Degas & More. Curated by Dr. William Jeffett, the exhibit includes 22 paintings by 18 artists, along with 18 of Dali’s earliest paintings from the St. Pete facility’s permanent collection.

Part of this amazing exhibit is a new edition of Your Portrait, the Dalí Museum’s artificial intelligent (AI) experience in which patrons are invited to have their photo taken – then watch as the technology transforms it into an Impressionist “painting,” which can be emailed.  

The show runs through April 28, 2024.  Be sure to visit!

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