Museums Fort Worth’s Amon Carter Museum Is Back By Kelsey J. Vanderschoot | 2 weeks ago With a new look—and the same incredibly deep collection.
Visual Arts Dallas Museum of Art’s speechless: different by design Engages and Confuses the Senses By Natalie Gempel | 1 month ago The museum's take on immersive pop-ups offers much more than a few photos for your Instagram.
Visual Arts At The Modern, Robyn O’Neil Draws the World Burning By Lauren Smart | 2 months ago A 20-year survey of the artist's often apocalyptic illustrations is on view in Fort Worth this winter.
Museums The Perot Museum’s CEO Wants to Help More Women Discover New Dinosaurs By Kathy Wise | 8 months ago Dr. Linda Abraham-Silver on encouraging young girls to go into STEM careers, and discovering a pygmy tyrannosaurid.
Arts & Entertainment Thousands of Legos Flood the Perot Museum for The Art of the Brick By Nnenna Ijomah | 10 months ago Nathan Sawaya's unbelievable Lego artworks arrived in Dallas over the weekend.
Museums At the DMA, Author Dani Shapiro Discusses the DNA Test That Changed Her Life By Shelby Hartness | 10 months ago At the age of 56 and after writing four memoirs, Shapiro accidentally discovered a shocking family secret that led her to write a fifth.
Local News Max Glauben Will Live Forever By Harriet P. Gross | 10 months ago A new Dallas museum will show an exhibit with a Holocaust survivor the likes of which you’ve never seen. Or talked to.
Museums Go See Sterling Ruby’s Giant Sculptures at the Nasher By Natalie Gempel | 11 months ago The Los Angeles-based artist creates on a massive scale.
Museums The Perot Museum’s Gem and Minerals Hall Gets a Facelift By Natalie Gempel | 11 months ago Shine bright like a diamond (or an amethyst or a geode).
Arts & Entertainment The DMA’s Newest Exhibit Tracks the Resiliency and Creativity of Women Artists By Natalie Gempel | 11 months ago For the past several months, the museum has turned its focus to women artists. A new exhibition shows why that's necessary.
Dallas History Record-Breaking Crowds Extend “Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello” Exhibit By Kathy Wise | 12 months ago See the traveling show at the African American Museum in Fair Park, and learn more about Dallas' own history.
Arts & Entertainment Watch: Why the DMA Should Be Grateful It Passed on an Alleged Da Vinci Painting By Peter Simek | 1 year ago The painting eventually sold for $450 million to the Louvre Abu Dhabi. But the buyer's cold feet suggest it may not be a work by da Vinci.
