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A blend of “tragedy, beauty, victimhood, sexuality and saintliness.” That’s how watercolor painter Jennifer May Reiland describes the illustrious subject of her newest work of art: Princess Diana. The Houston-born, Brooklyn-based artist tells Diana’s s…
Read MoreFrom immersive installations by powerful female artists to larger-than-life sculptural works, these are six must-see art exhibits to catch in Dallas this fall. Dallas Contemporary Starting on September 25, Dallas Contemporary is introducing two …
Read MoreDowntown Fort Worth has some new artsy installations arriving this week. The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is partnering with First on 7th to add some significant sculptures to the site for the public to enjoy. Thanks to The Modern, three artworks fr…
Read MoreWhen Alexandra Farber, choreographer, visual artist, and a principal dancer at Texas Ballet Theater, was approached to create a third performance for the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, she was a bit short on time. The artist, who’s also in the midst …
Read MoreWhen Alexandra Farber, choreographer, visual artist, and a principal dancer at Texas Ballet Theater, was approached to create a third performance for the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, she was a bit short on time. The artist, who’s also in the midst …
Read MoreWhen Alexandra Farber, choreographer, visual artist, and a principal dancer at Texas Ballet Theater, was approached to create a third performance for the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, she was a bit short on time. The artist, who’s also in the midst …
Read MoreWhat: An opening reception for “Wanderlust,” an exhibition from Dallas-based artists Carly Allen Martin and Lucrecia Waggoner featuring paintings and porcelain wall sculpture respectively. Where: River Oaks District gallery Laura Rathe Fine Art. As one…
Read MoreThe Korean War Veterans Memorial — with its 19 helmeted and poncho-clad statues spread out in formation, as the servicemen forever trudge silently through imaginary rice paddies on patrol — is getting a along-awaited addition. Located near the Lincoln …
Read MoreThe Korean War Veterans Memorial — with its 19 helmeted and poncho-clad statues spread out in formation, as the servicemen forever trudge silently through imaginary rice paddies on patrol — is getting a along-awaited addition. Located near the Lincoln …
Read MoreBruce Wood first made an impact on the North Texas dance scene in 1996, when the choreographer moved from New York to open his eponymous dance company in Fort Worth. After a brief hiatus, he returned to invigorate the group, which had become one of Dal…
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