Salvador Dali - Mike Wallace interview 1958 - Part 1/2

Fun interview with heavy accent Dali.
Smoke Parliament while viewing this.

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[skinh8h8]

Brilliant artist meets sub standard asshole of an interviewer ~~~~~~~~

[Reddy Pramath]

gonna get me some of these parliament cigarrettes

[santiago f]

INCUBUS (SURREALLY)

[gabylaughed]

I know, right? I would love to, I don't know, just go out for coffee with him. Such a brilliant man.

[Mike Arroyo]

Parliament gives you 30,000 ways to die and then Salvador will illustrate with one of his paintings of death.

[Eric Theriault]

one of the greatest interviewers and greatest artists ever.....brought together by the greatest cigarettes ever Parliament ....

[IngenFiles]

"I see...a rhinoceros!"

[franjapanmermaid]

I agree with you, Mr Maxwell. We all know about fractals now, but Dali using the fractal examples of the cauliflower and the rhinoceros horn was just way beyond Mike Wallace's comprehension. Dali was from the future.

[MrMaxwelljohnson]

Your local library should have at least a few of his writings. I think his work on integrating mathematics, physics and mysticism is a highly under rated voice in aesthetic theory.

[MrMaxwelljohnson]

I don't know. You need to keep in mind that many elements of the fantastical and bizarre have been more commonly exposed to the average person these days in advertisements, not to mention films and printed media in general. To someone like Mike Wallace probably the strangest thing he was exposed to was something like the Wizard of Oz. He comes off as a person genuinely trying to understand the source of many strange, and for him at this time, INTIMIDATING images and actions.

[Malformed Malice]

Cigarette pushing radio and tv adverts, the 1950's version of todays radio/tv advertising Carbonite cloud storage at nauseum.