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A little snooping into property records shows they've acquired 17 acres in West Dallas.

Sunny and a high today of 94, with chances of Deion making it personal

As two years passes since Thomas Heatherwick's Vessel was closed following a spate of suicides, Matt Shaw reflects on what went wrong.

The Belarusian artist-activist Ales Pushkin died at 57 in prison, staffers have been departing the Hong Kong Arts Centre, and more global art news.

Five years have passed since we last peeked over the fences of the fanciest cribs in town. Shall we see how our neighbors have fared?

In a huge win for the pollution-plagued residents of Joppa, Dallas-based Austin Bridge and Road will permanently close its asphalt batch plant in this...

The Dallas Museum of Art selected finalists for its expansion, four Preis der Nationalgalerie winners were named, and more global art news.

Re: “Students share ideas to help world heal,” Sunday Letters. I look forward to the Sunday opinion section to shed insight on the current events that...

Outdoor Spaces will return on April 27 as a virtual conference presenting on a series of projects including reimagined streetscapes.

Re: “Taking attendance — Dallas’ biggest arts groups look out into their audiences and see fewer faces,” by Michael Granberry, April 9 Arts & Life column....