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“This role is probably one of the hardest male roles on Broadway right now. It’s a doozy.” So says actor, singer and dancer Jamaal Fields-Green about the role of MJ, aka Michael Jackson, in MJ: The Musical. And Fields-Green should know as he performed …
Read MoreIn her recurring column, “Social in Security,” modern etiquette ambassador and Bell’INVITO founder Heather Wiese walks us through a list of trusted tips you can rely on. Today’s topic: the etiquette of art buying and collecting. Ready to collect? Art,…
Read MoreMeet the unstoppable Daisha Board. In two short years, she’s gone from a budding gallerist with a modest — albeit respected — West Dallas footprint to one of the state’s boldest dealers on the rise, With an ambitious new Tin District gallery that resem…
Read MoreDearest Reader, while the fall social season is chock-full of fabulous fundraisers for compelling causes, one perhaps lesser-known luncheon recently struck a chord and stands out as a diamond of the season. Shall we promenade? The 10th annual Fashion N…
Read MoreAges ago, long before digital photography and smartphones, people used to drop off their undeveloped film at a store which then mailed it to Eastman Kodak, Fox Photo, or elsewhere for processing. Inevitably, some people never returned to pick up their …
Read MoreHistoric Fort Worth has an awful lot to celebrate this year. As the year 2023 winds down, a number of the city’s most beloved venues and institutions will be celebrating major milestones. Let’s take a look at these important anniversaries and wha…
Read MoreIn just two years, the Green Family Art Foundation, showcasing under-represented artists, has emerged upon the Texas scene. Its bold entry — first at River Bend, now in the Dallas Arts District — has added a museum-level discourse to the city’s vibrant…
Read MoreMemory Map, which opened over the weekend at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, is the largest and most comprehensive showcase of Native American artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s career. It features about 130 objects spanning the 83-year-old artist’…
Read MoreIn the recent tradition of shining a deserved spotlight on women artists, the Amon-Carter Museum of American Art has unveiled “The World Outside: Louise Nevelson at Midcentury” (through January 7, 2024). It’s one of the first exhibitions to examine the…
Read MoreHonoring the artist’s expansive vision and brilliant artistry, Dallas’s Nasher Sculpture Center has awarded Otobong Nkanga with its 2025 Nasher Prize. By winning this prestigious sculpture recognition, Nkanga will receive $100,000 and a Renzo Pia…
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