Filling the Well: Octavio Paz and Salvador Dalí

 

"Midsummer Night's Dream"       
Samuel A. Cousins, Minneapolis Institute of Art

 

Between what I dream and what I forget: poetry.

 

– Octavio Paz

 from the poem "Between what I see and what I say"

 

 

"Dreams of Dalí"

(Use the arrows in the upper-left corner for a 360º experience.)

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1eLeIocAcU&t=78s

 

 

 

April 1: John Muir

April 2: e.e. cummings and enra

April 3: Edith Wharton and Henri Matisse

April 4: Cesare Pavese 

April 5: Anton Chekhov and Cat Stevens

April 6: Ray Bradbury and... cats 

April 7: Oliver Wendell Holmes and Hanjin Song

April 8: Albert Einstein and John Bohannon

April 9: Florence Parry Heide and Andres Amador

April 10: Zelda Fitzgerald and Arvo Pärt

April 11: Elinor Wylie

April 12: David Ault and Imogen Heap

April 13: William Shakespeare and Alice Tzue

April 14: Bruce Garrabrandt and OK Go

April 15: Anne Kent Rush and Bill T. Jones

April 16: Carl Sandburg, Raymond Crowe, and Louis Armstrong

April 17: Jean Houston and Lunch Break Quartet

April 18: John Milton 

April 19: Dante Alighieri, Don Francis, and Gregory Alan Isakov

April 20: Theodore Roethke and Charles Reznikoff

April 21: Octavio Paz and Salvador Dalí