Delve into Salvador Dalí's captivating world with the 'Dali Comes to India' exhibition at the Bruno Art Gallery in New Delhi.

Who doesn’t know Salvador Dalí’s famous painting popularly known as “Melting Clocks” or “Soft-Watches” — painted and titled by the artist “The Persistence of Memory” in 1931, I ask rhetorically?

The exhibit first places the viewer in front of the small but mighty “The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory,” a classically surrealist work that merges a landscape with melting ...

Hansford also said she took metallic color cues from Dali’s melting clocks. A black evening gown is accented with a gold bow and matching gloves. Another dress comes in shimmering silver sequins with ...

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Libby Rosa’s “Stairway to Heaven” are wall-mounted and carpeted climbing steps resembling Salvador Dali’s melting clocks in “The Persistence of Memory.” Gallery co-founder Chris Hammes investigates ...

The melting clocks in the painting are often seen as symbols of how time flies and melts away. Instead of being rigid like the wall clocks, Dali’s painting showed time for what is truly is.

Later, slip down to Babou’s, a speakeasy named after Salvador Dalí’s pet ocelot, where you can sip a refreshing Melting Clock Elixir (Casamigos blanco, watermelon, and fresh lime) while ...