Pierre Argillet befriended many futurists, surrealists, and Dadaists during his time as an art collector, photographer, and publisher, but Salvador Dalí remained his most famous collaborator. The French publisher and Spanish painter produced nearly 200 etchings and engravings from 1960 to 1974 – many of which have never been exhibited to the public. Now overseen by his daughter, Christine Argillet, this collection features hand-colored etchings by Dalí, plus works by avant-garde contemporaries like Hans Bellmer, Giorgio de Chirico, and Leonor Fini. – Carys Anderson
Through Feb. 2