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Given the months of darkened galleries at museums around the country, many organizations — including our beloved Dallas Museum of Art — began to look within their own rich collections to create exhibitions for when the world reopened. That moment seems…
Read MoreIf we could depict Texas as music, what would it sound like? Admittedly, the Lone Star state shines so vast even the greatest composer might not dare contemplate such a question. But what about some of our most vivid and vibrant landscapes like the San…
Read MoreTwenty-seven years ago — nearly a decade before Art Basel came to American shores — a micro art fair, The Armory Show, was born that would go on to shape both the New York and U.S. collecting scene for decades to come. It eclipsed the then-dominate Art…
Read MoreThis Sunday, September 12, is the very last day to see the latest Nasher Public project at Nasher Sculpture Center. Created by Indiana-born, Dallas-based artist Linda Ridgway, Herself brings together five works to form a meditation on time, memory, and…
Read MoreDallas is a great city, full of everything wonderful that life has to offer. The restaurants and bars are diverse and excellent, its green spaces and parks are among the best in the nation, and the rich cultural scene is, well, outstanding. Whether you…
Read MoreOne of the most positive pieces of art news we received during the pandemic has a photo focus. Houston Center of Photography’s departing director Ashlyn Davis Burns shares that she had a new project in the works: Assembly, a smart, artist-focused websi…
Read MoreBernard Markowicz, owner of Markowicz Fine Art galleries in Miami, Dallas and now California, has quickly made a big footprint in Texas since opening his Dallas Design District gallery in 2019. In fact, his introduction to the Lone Star State came from…
Read MoreTexas museum-goers haven’t seen an exhibition spun around international jewelry house Cartier in two decades — not since “Cartier Design Viewed by Ettore Sottsass” touched down at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in 2004. Now, 18 years later, the Dall…
Read MoreFrom colorful paintings by emerging and renowned artists to an artistic assemblage of found objects curated by LACMA, these are three new Dallas art exhibits to see this September. Peter Halley: CELL GRIDS Dallas Contemporary September 25 throug…
Read MoreSummer is made for lying on the lawn and watching fireflies light up the night. But later this month, the Will Rogers’ Pioneer Tower will draw art lovers from far and wide to witness a new kind of spectacle all its own. The first of four major public a…
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