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The question of how to bring artists and audiences safely back to in-person, live performances has become the greatest theatrical mystery of our interesting times. Luckily the new show Art Heist is hot on the case, making its way across Texas ready to …
Read MoreAn ambitious public art program is coming to Round Top. This is your first look at internationally exhibited artist Rachel Hayes and her site-specific projects planned for The Compound, The Farm at Wellville and The Halles, during the Round Top Spring …
Read MoreThe Dallas welcome wagon has thrown open its double doors (we envision a Slim Aarons-ready mid-century modern) to embrace our newest transplant: illustrator Donald Robertson. His notable career spans the launch of MAC’s VivaGlam! in 1994, in his …
Read MoreIf you hate-watched the recent Netflix TV series Emily in Paris like me, you’ve experienced the confusion of both wanting to be Emily Cooper galavanting in France while also being irritated by her unrealistic life and many faux pas. But one examp…
Read MoreWhile we remain cautiously optimistic about the year 2021, the Dallas arts scene is already delivering. Here are the new exhibitions and shows you need to know for the spring weeks ahead. Frida Kahlo: Five Works On March 7, the Dallas Museum of Art is …
Read MoreIt’s a widely known fact that Fort Worth has one of the best museum districts in Texas. But a driving force behind the city’s notable art prowess is perhaps less recognized. Anne Marion was an oil heiress, philanthropist, and prominent Texas rancher, b…
Read MoreIn a PaperCity exclusive, guest art editor Haley Berkman Karren previews Houston Center for Photography’s 40th Anniversary Print Auction, which takes place next Thursday, February 16. 2021 for the Houston Center for Photography (HCP) is truly a t…
Read MoreIn honor of Black History Month this February, the Deep Ellum Foundation and founding director of WAAS Gallery Brandy Michele Adams have teamed up to curate six new streetpole banners designed by local artists in Deep Ellum. These banners are going up …
Read MoreA rare body of work by the late Texas Artist and Rome Prize winner Bert Long Jr. is offered exclusively through the artist’s estate via his long-time dealer, Deborah Colton Gallery. PaperCity tells why this talent needs to be on your acquisition radar….
Read MoreAt the start of this New Year, cautious optimism seems to be the name of the game. Particularly for those hoping to plan in-person events. That being said, it wasn’t too surprising to see today’s announcement from the Dallas Art Fair. In the hopes that…
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