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As more and more Texas businesses have begun opening their doors, many of our beloved Dallas and Fort Worth art museums have remained temporarily closed, continuing to work on strategies to ensure their hallowed galleries can offer the safest experienc…
Read MoreSince the news of his tragic passing on Sunday evening, many conversations and memories have been shared about the great Donald Fowler, a Dallas retailer with impeccable taste, a talented playwright, and a man with a preternatural amount of charisma an…
Read MoreOur Texas cities have begun to reopen, but many museums have decided to err on the side of caution and remain shuttered a while longer. Honestly, I agree that they should stay closed as we adhere to Dallas county’s Safer At Home order until May 1…
Read MoreLike many of you, we miss visiting our local museums for inspiration, or just to lose ourselves in the canvases of Rothko or Rembrandt. Many institutions had opened exhibitions shortly before the order came for us to shelter-in-place. The world-renowne…
Read MoreWithin Houston’s art world, one of the most positive additions of the last decade has been the arrival of the Moody Center for the Arts. In an exclusive for PaperCity, founding Suzanne Deal Booth executive director Alison Weaver — who curated this spri…
Read MoreHere is when museums and theaters will reopen in Houston http://houston.culturemap.com/news/arts/04-30-20-houston-museums-galleries-theaters-open-may-1-museum-of-fine-arts-museum-of-natural-science-hobby-center-museum-distric/?utm_source=twitter&u…
Read MoreOne of my favorite ways to wile away an afternoon was walking through the galleries of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The stunning building alone, designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando is enough to take my breath away. You likely share in my …
Read MoreEditor’s note: In an exclusive for PaperCity, Chris Byrne, co-founder of the Dallas Art Fair and owner of the Elaine de Kooning House, writes about an artist whose connection to Texas are legendary — the iconoclastic, controversial Peter Saul. Ch…
Read MoreHaving worked in the museum field for close to 20 years before coming to write full-time for PaperCity, I saw a lot change in terms of programs that institutions provide to further engage existing audiences and reach new ones as well. Please don’…
Read MoreLike many of you, we miss visiting our local museums for inspiration, or just to lose ourselves in the canvases of Rothko or Rembrandt. Many institutions had opened exhibitions shortly before the order came for us to shelter-in-place. The world-renowne…
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