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The book, 'The King of Diamonds,' searches for the elusive burglar who successfully robbed scores of wealthy Dallasites throughout the '60s

The Deep Ellum Community Association debuts this new street festival Memorial Day weekend.

"Lives of the Gods" is only appearing in New York and Fort Worth. Over half the artworks have never been seen in the US. Some are new discoveries.

"If You Look Hard Enough, You Can See Our Future" at the African American Art Museum takes in more than 60 artworks from South Africa to Kenya. It's one small part of a 25,000-item art collection from the late owner of Nando's chicken chain.

Rumi was a 13th-century Muslim, but he's the most downloaded poet in America. Now a Dallas chorus - with an Iranian composer and a Syrian digital artist - has created a rapturous version of Rumi's poetry.

More than 40 works by the artist will be on display at Erin Cluley Gallery in a show called "Crazier than Crazy Quilts."

Inspired by an 1863 sculpture at the Carter of a Black man in shackles, the artists consider what's been happening to African Americans the past 160 years.

How can this be? Bricks-and-mortar bookstores should be reeling from the pandemic and all those books sold on Amazon. But Talking Animals just opened.

With 50 artists, "I'll Be Your Mirror" is one of the biggest shows from the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. Here's a sample of what you'll see.

With the Hall of State damaged from the ice storm, the attention has been on the obvious harm, the cracked plaster, the water-streaked wood. Overlooked has been a collection of rare, fragile masterworks that are being restored.