The lawsuit included this logo of Dali17, a museum in Monterey that features Salvador Dali artwork from his West Coast years.
Things are about to get surreal in the San Francisco courtroom of U.S. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler.
The Spanish foundation that administers the IP rights of famed surrealist Salvador Dali is suing a Monterey museum that displays a permanent Dali exhibition and uses the artist’s name and likeness to promote it.
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