Dalí Beyond Time: Fashioning the Future

Name: Dalí Beyond Time: Fashioning the Future
Start: 2025-06-12T08:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-09-27T17:00:00-04:00
Location: Peg’s Gallery | Multi-Purpose Room

June 12, 2025 @ 8:00 am – September 27, 2025 @ 5:00 pm

This summer, Peg’s Foundation & Gallery in Hudson, OH will become the epicenter of international art, fashion, and innovation with the U.S. premiere of Dalí Beyond Time: Fashioning the Future.

Opening June 12, this groundbreaking exhibit brings to American soil for the first time 12 Salvador Dalí paintings—commissioned in 1971 by the world-renowned London tailor and luxury fabric producer Scabal to envision what men’s fashion might look like in the year 2000. These surreal, vibrant works remain as relevant today as they were visionary decades ago.

Presented in collaboration with Scabal and Kent State University’s School of Fashion, the exhibit also features Dalí’s gold jewelry designs and original fashion looks by Kent State students, who responded to the same creative prompt Dalí was given over 50 years ago.

“This collaboration with Scabal and Kent State University represents the kind of innovative partnership and moment that our founder Peg championed,” said Rick Kellar, president and CEO of Peg’s Foundation. “Peg challenged us to ‘Think Bigger’—and this is that vision in action.”

The exhibit runs June 12–September 27 and will include public events, artist talks, and student showcases focused on art, fashion, and mental health.

IMPORTANT DATES

Dalí Paintings on View: June 12-July 5, 2025
Student Work on View: June 12-Sept. 27, 2025

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Kent State School of Fashion Has Role in Bringing Rare Salvador Dali Paintings to Ohio
Scabal Vision Collection

Peg’s Gallery | Multi-Purpose Room

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Hudson, Ohio 44236 + Google Map

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