All you need is one look at the new Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Fla., opened in January 2011, to know that the building itself is a tribute to Salvidor Dalí, one of the best known spokespersons of the surrealist movement. Designed by global firm HOK, the three-story, 68,000-sq.-ft. facility, which is one of only two international museums dedicated to the artist, nearly doubles the size of the museum’s previous, warehouse-like structure (1982) to house a 2,140-piece permanent collection within an eye-catching exterior that appears to rise like a daydream up from the downtown waterfront...
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