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The Adolphus Tower Gallery is Providing a Space for More Art Downtown
The gallery features established talent and up-and-coming artists from Dallas College in a curated space in downtown Dallas.
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Salt and Scrap Metal: How Curator Emily Edwards Is Leaving Her Mark on Dallas Contemporary Art
The Dallas Contemporary's curator is bringing new, exciting, and challenging work to the museum.
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New Gallery Tureen Pushes the Envelope in Oak Cliff
The historic space on Jefferson—which currently offers a stunning exhibition of Alaska Native artist Sonya Kelliher-Combs—adds an important element to our art constellation.
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The DMA Presents a Must-See Retrospective of Groundbreaking Mexican Artist Abraham Ángel
A rare exhibit of the Mexican artist encourages a break with the past and a reflection of how his work, which was produced in the early 1920s, extends into the present.
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A Guide to the Must-See Art Exhibits In Dallas-Fort Worth This Fall
The quiet summer is over and the art schedule is in full swing. Here are the gallery and museum exhibitions you need to see this fall.
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At the Modern, Artist Jammie Holmes’ Solo Exhibition Stokes a Revolution In the Everyday
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is hosting the first museum show for the Dallas-based artist Jammie Holmes.
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Ja’Tovia Gary Is One of One
The artist and filmmaker currently has an exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art—with much more to come.
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In Live To Tell, Artist Shayema Rahim Explores Her New Path
Rahim’s new exhibition inside the Aloft Hotel uses new techniques to express changes in her life.
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Deep Ellum’s Video Bar Lives For a Night at the Kessler Theater
The Kessler Theater will transform into the Video Bar and On the Air, two seminal Dallas clubs centered around music videos, for one night only.
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The African American Museum Welcomes an Exhibit Showing the Breadth of South African Art
“If You Look Hard Enough, You Can See Our Future” includes nearly 90 works by 55 artists from southern Africa.