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The Things You Must Do In Dallas This May


The Things You Must Do In Dallas This May
Theater, concerts, gallery openings, and more. The city is coming alive.
Born from the mind of The Wild Detectives co-owner Javier Garcia del Moral, the Six Foot Love Series transforms the North Oak Cliff bookstore into a concert venue, with a limited capacity of 42 people. (The name, as you might have guessed, comes from the amount of space between tables and benches.) The performances include music from local artists; for May, Skinny Corks and Telephone House are the featured acts.
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For this seven-piece exhibition, Dallas-​based artist Xxavier Edward Carter transforms magazines, newspapers, and financial and legal documents into thought-provoking collages that reflect on concepts of ownership and wealth. Carter removes the physical markers of the documents and reassembles them into blank shapes, allowing him the space to provide commentary on American ideals of materialism, capitalist waste, and indulgen ....

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Nasher Prize laureate Michael Rakowitz finally gets his due after pandemic delay


Nasher Prize laureate Michael Rakowitz finally gets his due after pandemic delay
The artist’s work often deals with displaced populations and cultures.
Michael Rakowitz, winner of the 2020 Nasher Prize, is finally getting to take part in some of the in-person events associated with the honor. He plans to use the $100,000 in prize money to continue his work centering on Iraq.(Nasher Sculpture Center)
When artist Michael Rakowitz won the Nasher Prize in late 2019, the world was a vastly different place.
Typically, the announcement of the prestigious prize which has been handed out annually since 2016 and includes a $100,000 check and an award designed by Nasher architect Renzo Piano is followed by a series of in-person events. The lectures, panels, openings and the like are designed to introduce the public to an artist who is reshaping contemporary sculpture and engaging with ideologies and practices that expand beyond the gallery. ....

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