Visual Arts The Nasher Houses Punk Fantasies in Speaker Series By Lyndsay Knecht | 15 hours ago Exhibition artist Nathan Carter will emcee for his imaginary all-female band from Booker T. Washington High School.
Arts & Entertainment Not Just Stories: Six Children’s Books For Fighting Fascism By Danielle Avram | 2 days ago After a Denton ISD assistant principal was reassigned for publishing a book starring alt-right memes, here is a list of kids’ books that promote equality.
Arts & Entertainment Fifty Artists Go ‘Mask Off’ At South Dallas Cultural Center By Lyndsay Knecht | 2 days ago An exhibition and silent auction enters the masquerade - and precedes a ball based on 'Gossip Girl.'
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Books Interabang Books Readies For Grand Opening By Alex Macon | 7 days ago The North Dallas bookstore technically opened its doors in July, but a September event with author Ann Patchett will make it official.
Internet Shannon Beveridge on How to Become Internet Famous By Taylor Hickney | 1 week ago A Dallas woman moved to L.A. and became a star. On YouTube.
History A Better Solution for Dallas’ Confederate Statues By Peter Simek | 2 weeks ago Dallas' Confederate monuments should not be covered up, but confronted, corrected, and co-opted.
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Visual Arts 3 Dallas Artists to Watch By Holly Jefferson | 3 weeks ago These innovators are translating the world around them.
Arts & Entertainment Hear Great Music at Moody Performance Hall Sunday By Christiana Nielson | 4 weeks ago The 37th annual Basically Beethoven Festival has some particularly special featured guests this weekend.
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Arts & Entertainment These Three Dallas Artists Are Using the Slow Summer to Innovate By Darryl Ratcliff | 1 month ago By the time it hits triple digits in Dallas, much of the art world has decamped for more temperate climates. These artists chose to stay and experiment.
