Dalí Museum in downtown St. Pete to debut new 'Floral Fantasies' exhibit this weekend

At the end of his career, master surrealist Salvador Dalí was incredibly self-aware of his image, his talent and his marketability. He was the Surrealist with the mustache and the melting clocks. His brilliant mind-bending work could contain serious, heavy themes — and yet he also could be whimsical and very funny. He's the artist we see most of in "Reimagining Nature: Dalí's Floral Fantasies," a new exhibit opening at the Dalí Museum in downtown St. Petersburg this weekend.