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Hengqin is hosting a Salvador Dalí exhibition until October

The exhibition features 146 artworks by the surrealist artist, spanning sculptures, prints, installations and more
  • The collection of works is being toured across China and has previously been on show in Shanghai and Beijing

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UPDATED: 14 Jul 2025, 4:08 pm

From 13 July to 20 October, Hengqin is hosting The Form of Dali exhibition at a luxury holiday resort, Serensia Woods. The exhibition is currently touring across China, and Hengqin is the tour’s third stop after exhibiting in Beijing and Shanghai.

According to the Macao Daily Times, the exhibition showcases 23 sculptures, 95 prints, 6 installations, and jewelry and fashion artworks by renowned designers, collectively valued at over 200 million yuan. Notably, the exhibition displays two rare sculptures – Dalí’s first edition of Dance of Time I and Horse Saddled with Time, both of which are on display in China for the first time.

In conjunction with the exhibition, Serensia Woods is offering wellness retreat packages starting at 628 yuan, with services such as guided tours, creative workshops, luxury accommodation, themed afternoon tea, and curated art souvenirs available for purchase.

[See more: Macao’s casino-resorts are presenting six special exhibitions for Art Macao]

Salvador Dalí was a Spanish surrealist artist and a prominent figure of art in the 20th century, known for his distinctively styled moustache and bizarrely imaginative paintings. 

One of the “three masters of Spanish modern art,” along with Picasso and Miró, Dalí created a wide range of works, including paintings, sculptures, costumes and even furniture. His most famous work is The Persistence of Memory, which features his iconic melting clocks and is one of the most recognisable works of surrealism.

Ticket prices are 170 patacas for adults and 98 patacas for students, while children under 1.2 meters tall and seniors over 65 can enter free. Tickets can be purchased on Macau Ticket, Trip.com, Klook and Kkday.

UPDATED: 14 Jul 2025, 4:08 pm

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