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Architecture & Design
Our 2022 Best Architects Sketched Their Dream Projects on Napkins
We asked the principals from the 61 winning firms what they'd design if they had no restrictions.
Movies
Behind the Deeply Personal Story of Acceptance and Grief That Led to The Inspection
The narrative debut of filmmaker Elegance Bratton premiered in October at the Dallas International Film Festival and opens in theaters this weekend.
Theater & Dance
Bruce Wood Dance’s Awake Feels Apt in Our Times
There is no ignoring the politics in a lineup full of haunting beauty that highlights the power of art in any time.
Visual Arts
Meet the Local Artist Who’s Selling Her Vibrant Abstract Canvases at Target
British Virgin Islands native Roma Osowo uses her art to evoke joy and faith through color.
Theater & Dance
A Powerhouse Extravaganza of Local Arts Talent Joins for One Night To Benefit HIV/AIDS Service Organizations
In A Gathering 2022, Charles Santos of TITAS/DANCE UNBOUND reminds us that the lights haven’t gone dark on the AIDS epidemic more than 40 years later.
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Movies
In Oklahoma Breakdown, a DFW Filmmaker Shines a Light on an Underground Music Legend
Christopher Fitzpatrick’s documentary, making its Texas debut at the Lone Star Film Festival, puts the limelight on Oklahoman musician/comedian Mike Hosty.
Arts & Entertainment
How the Pandemic Prompted an SMU Alum to Switch Gears and Make Her First Movie
Mollie Mulvey’s debut drama The Better Part, shot on her family’s ranch, will screen as part of the Lone Star Film Festival.
Visual Arts
Legendary Graffiti Artist Ron English Comes Home to Deep Ellum With a New Mural
A nearly 1,800-square foot mural marks a homecoming for the Dallas artist who found global fame—and mentored Kaws—after moving to New York.
Arts & Entertainment
The 10 Must-See Dallas Art Shows This Fall
A retrospective of works by the late painter Matthew Wong leads a strong slate of fall openings at Dallas art galleries.
Visual Arts
Trinity River Runs Through New Exhibition
D Magazine contributor Laray Polk loaded 600 pounds of rocks into an SMU gallery.