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It’s that time of year where Dallasites either flock to rooftop pools (and Colorado) or seek the cooling retreat of indoor-based entertainment. This month, escape the summer heat and take in some art with these three new Dallas must-see exhibits….
Read MoreHouston Grand Opera secured a major coup on Friday with news that renowned German tenor Jonas Kaufmann, hailed by the London Telegraph as “the world’s greatest tenor,” will join the company’s orchestra on October 6 for a single …
Read MoreAmerican artist Donald Judd’s impact on the city of Marfa is undeniable. From the Chinati Foundation to the towering, concrete icons he created in the desert, the master of minimalism continues to influence the Texas artist town. The latest evidence of…
Read More“Would you risk your life to save a book”? That’s a question that most people would answer with a definitive “No!” What book is worth sacrificing one’s life for? Partisans, Poets, and the Race to Save Jewish Treasure…
Read MoreA collection of some the finest examples of Asian art in the United States is arriving in Fort Worth this summer. It all provides a rare glimpse into the vision of two true connoisseurs ― Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller III. Buddha, Shiva, Lotus, Drag…
Read MoreNasher Sculpture Center’s second offsite Nasher Public project ever is debuting just in time to commemorate Juneteenth this Saturday. In collaboration with For Oak Cliff, an organization that works to liberate the South Dallas neighborhood from s…
Read MoreArt is blooming in Fort Worth — and it’s time to get out and explore. The city’s art scene has new installations and recently reopened spaces just waiting for you. Thus is a major rebound from the COVID closures — and it’s something t…
Read MoreWhen North Texas heats up, there’s nothing better than ducking into a cool museum gallery, filled with inspiring, enlightening works and a refreshing reprieve from the relentless temps. From a new showcase exhibit at The Kimbell in Fort Worth to …
Read MoreWhen Rebecca Patton moved from Los Angeles to attend college in Dallas-Fort Worth, she had no idea she would end up building a thriving photography business (her studies focused on biology). But as so many hobbies do, Patton’s side project snowballed i…
Read MoreThe Meadows Museum is one of Dallas’ — no, one of America’s — hidden crown jewels, a cultural institution those in the know refer to as “Prado on the Prairie” for very good reason. It is home to one of the most profound and important collections of Spa…
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