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The newest exhibit to land at Fort Worth’s Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Cowboy, was organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Denver ― where it premiered. This is the second and final stop on the exhibition’s tour. It brings together app…
Read MoreIt’s about to get really busy in Dallas as the temperature cools down and the art scene heats up. To help you narrow down the must-attend exhibitions, fairs, and festivals, we’ve rounded up the best art events in Dallas this fall. And if yo…
Read MoreEnergetic art dealer Akim Monet opened his new gallery space this fall in Dallas’ Design District. The ambitious inaugural group show, titled “Objects of Desire,” gives viewers an intimate look at what Monet has in store for subsequent exhibitions. The…
Read MoreFrom crafting brass plates of early recorded heartbeats to stretching audio tapes into sculptures, Dario Robleto has his art down to a science. The quiet ease and humility with which the Texas-based Robleto approaches life and talks about his work beli…
Read MoreAs the temperatures finally begin to recede, some of the city’s best art exhibitions and shows are heating things up. From Gallery Night to festivals, these are the best art events in Fort Worth this fall. Fall Gallery Night Fall Gallery Night ar…
Read MoreFrida Kahlo mania’s hit North Texas with the Dallas Museum of Art unfurling “Frida: Beyond the Myth,” which runs through November 17. This is a show that unpacks the biography of one of the 20th century’s incontestable icons, whose fame extends w…
Read MoreOne Dallas art studio has been recognized for its remarkable oeuvre (collective body of work). Sculpturists, Brad Oldham and Christy Coltrin founded Brad Oldham Sculpture 25 years ago. Their captivating, mirror-polished pieces are scattered across the …
Read MoreThe doors may have just opened to the new Frida Kahlo exhibit, but the Dallas Museum of Art is already buzzing the next big things. There’s the largest U.S. exhibit of famous painter Cecily Brown, a traveling retrospective that finally gives a mid-cent…
Read MoreTo my 7-year-old stepdaughter and her friends, Frida Kahlo is a character they know and adore. She’s on socks, candles, pillows, and thermoses. She’s a Halloween costume for some, a pretty doll on the shelf for others. When asked who Kahlo is, their an…
Read MorePaperCity pays tribute to the late Anya Tish, one of Texas’ most respected gallerists, a visionary dealer who’s played a significant role in Houston’s closeknit art scene ever since she first opened her gallery 28 years ago. Three art…
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