In 1928, Dali dismisses Lorca’s most famous poem collection, “Romancero Gitano,” sensuous ballads echoing ancient rural songs, as “picturesquisms.” Surrealism is where it’s at, Dali ...

Lorca, probably quite correctly, took the title of Dali and Luis Buñuel’s first film “An Andalusian Dog,” a surrealistic masterpiece, to be a reference to his own sexual leanings.

HELLO, Dali! “Twi light” hunk Robert Pattinson goes over to the other team — at least for a while — as the eccentric Spanish artist in “Little Ashes,” an exceedi… ...

Later, Lorca immortalized his year spent on Columbia's campus in a collection entitled "Poet in New York" ("Poeta en Nueva York"), published in 1940. In this collection, Lorca writes beautiful ...

Un cortometraje inspirado en el intercambio de cartas entre el poeta español Federico García Lorca y el pintor Salvador Dalí se rueda actualmente en Puerto Rico, informó este miércoles la ...

Lorca admitted, late in life, that he and Dali were lovers at one point, while Dali endlessly denied it. After Lorca was rejected by Dali he wrote Ode to Salvador Dali.

During one flashback in Nilo Cruz's play Lorca in a Green Dress, about Spanish poet-playwright Federico Garcia Lorca, Lorca's friend Salvador Dali pronounces, "We have just seduced reality." Even ...

Although Lorca is known to have been gay, Dali’s sexuality is more ambiguous (he was married for decades), and the film implies that he essentially was asexual, thus able to serve as a magnet ...

Soon Dali would leave Lorca and Spain to work and collaborate with Bunuel, including “Un Chien Andalou,” Bunuel’s legendary Surrealist short whose close-up of a woman’s eye as it is sliced ...

Lorca loves Dalí. And Dalí loves himself. Buñuel loves film. You can't win. And so it goes with young artistes when they're innocent and hopeful in conservative prewar Spain. Shot like a ...