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Personnel Moves
Southwestern Medical Foundation Welcomes New CEO
Plus, CityVet hires new CMO; CyrusOne welcomes chief sales officer; and more.

Museums
How the Dallas Art World Tried to Bury Its #MeToo Moment
Gavin Delahunty was a brash curator on the rise when the Dallas Museum of Art hired him. Three years later, he left his high-profile job amid allegations of inappropriate behavior with employees and wives of board members. So why do some of the city’s most powerful art patrons still want to work with him?
By Lauren Smart

Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Carolina Alvarez-Mathies
Dallas Contemporary's deputy director shares what nonprofit she is passion about, her childhood dream, and her biggest risk.
By Ben Swanger

D CEO Events
Scenes from D CEO’s 2022 Dallas 500 Celebration
Held at Fair Park’s Hall of State, the invite-only event celebrated influential business, civic, and nonprofit leaders in North Texas.
By D CEO Staff

Business
D CEO Releases the 2022 Edition of the Dallas 500
The annual book, which profiles the region’s most influential business, civic, and nonprofit leaders, features nearly 200 new names.
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Business
Art of Style: Carolina Alvarez-Mathies Is ‘Utilitarian Chic’
Museum Exec Carolina Alvarez-Mathies has to be ready for boardrooms, galleries, and cocktail parties.
By D CEO

Visual Arts
A Report From Inside FriendsWithYou’s Orb at Dallas Contemporary
I've evolved into my truest form, and it's a giant, pink, adorable fur ball.

Visual Arts
Dallas Contemporary’s Justine Ludwig To Helm Creative Time, a Force in Public Art
She'll bring her global knowledge and accessibility-focused vision to an influential post in New York.
By Lyndsay Knecht

Arts & Entertainment
In a Drama of Scale Versus Detail, Katrantzou Storms The Contemporary
Mary, Queen of Prints reflects ten years of maximalist expressions by the London-based designer.
By Kathryn Goddard

Arts & Entertainment
Chim↑Pom Confronts the Non-Burnable at Dallas Contemporary
The Tokyo collective enters atomic fallout with a principled attitude of mischief and resolute honesty.
By Enrique Echavarria