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During the summer, Texans flock to air-conditioned activities. Wether looking for a fun local escape or setting your sights on a good ole Texas vacay, The Fort Worth Cultural District is the perfect place to immerse yourself in art, cowgirl history, sc…
Read MoreThe Katy Trail, the beloved stretch of land that swirls through Dallas, is our go-to for a run or a catch-up walk with a friend. The organization behind it has launched a new initiative — Katy Trail Art. Behind it is a group of donors, the Katy Trail A…
Read MoreWhat: The annual FlyingHorse fundraiser benefitting Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Where: One Arts Plaza & Montgomery Arts Theater on the Booker T. campus PC Moment: After a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19, the …
Read MoreWhether you’re eager to learn something new, need to mix it up on date night, or want to get the kids out of the house for a bit, Dallas is filled with great museums to check out. From dinosaurs and flight to art and history, the city has got it …
Read MoreIs it furniture or art? Chris Schanck gets asked that a lot, and the answer is a bit of both. “In my heart, I’m an artist — designing furniture is how I’ve found my way,” he says. Schanck, 47, toils in the netherworld where art and design converge, his…
Read MoreCatherine D. Anspon speaks with Dallas Museum of Art’s Sarah Schleuning, one of four international curators of “Cartier and Islamic Art: In Search of Modernity,” which opened at the DMA on May 14 (through September 18). Schleuning reveals insider tales…
Read More“All-Comers” is the theme for Deep Ellum Foundation’s latest round of streetlight pole banners in the neighborhood. EThe banners are switched out seasonally to highlight fresh works from local artists. Ahead, discover a bit more about…
Read MoreTexas-founded arts website (one of America’s first online arts magazines) Glasstire hosted its first party in three years in Houston. The award-winning art force’s Roaring Twenties bash, scheduled for March 2020, was a victim of the pandemi…
Read MoreEvery four years, more than 10 million viewers from around the world tune in to a Fort Worth competition to see who will win a hundred thousand dollars — and more. This is a different kind of sporting event — the Van Cliburn International Piano Competi…
Read MoreTwo former nonprofit directors — both with a photo focus — came together during the pandemic to forge a new hybrid model for the art world. Ashlyn Davis Burns (formerly with Houston Center for Photography) and Shane Lavalette (formerly with Light Work …
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