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The city's galleries roar to life when the Dallas Art Fair comes to town. There are events and showings all week. Here are your best bets.

Teresa Lanceta First Solo Exhibition in U.S. presented by The Meadows Museum (SMU) and ARCO Fundacion Feb. 18-June 16.

One bright light I came upon recently was an ambitious series of filmed performances that were released on this year’s solstice, though recorded in February 2022. It involved six duos, grouped by instrument—performed by some of the best improvisers out there—interacting with the sound-sculptures of the extraordinary designer Harry Bertoia.

An Englishman goes on a quest to find his country's most revered dish in, of all places, Dallas.

Strick has led the museum since 2009, and while the Nasher Prize may be his lasting legacy elsewhere, his work to uplift local artists and curators will be remembered in Dallas.

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Is it a screen? Is it a chair? Is it a work of art? Harry Bertoia didnt worry so much about it. Art has the ability to have an impact on our everyda

Mark di Suvero: Steel Like Paper, now on view at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas and organized by the museum’s Chief Curator Jed Morse, includes thirty sculptures in addition to a wide array of lesser known drawings and paintings. Across these bodies of work, which span from the late 1950s through the present, di Suvero’s much-lauded vitality and generosity of spirit pervades the show, bestowing the viewer with a lingering sense of joie de vivre that is sometimes hard to come by ...

Some arts groups are reducing their expectations in the face of slumping attendance that has yet to recover after COVID.