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Artist Antonio Lechuga was shot while jogging, a victim of gun violence. The experience not only transformed his life but also how he creates art, using thick blankets or cobijas, to paint collages.
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Modeled after Klyde Warren Park, Dallas’ newest deck park offers shade, recreation and unity to a community divided by a highway.
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Mark Lamster of The Dallas Morning News won for architecture and Texas Monthly’s Aaron Parsley for feature writing.
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Public art managers said they are navigating a complicated process to repair the East Rosedale monument and Poly Carousel projects.
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The University of North Texas removed an exhibit that criticized tactics used by immigration officials. Now, a group of UNT art students are opting out of campus spaces and deciding instead to showcase their work off campus.
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City leaders recognized the restaurant's 1947 architecture and role as a community gathering place.
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Max Marshall and Cosmo Jones opened Giant Runt Gallery in September 2024 to showcase art they deem outside of the “general Fort Worth norm.”
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After his diagnosis, the musician's life was turned upside down. But like many artists, he used that experience to inform his craft — in the form of new music and a new documentary.
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Just two months after the University of North Texas grabbed headlines for removing an art exhibit, students in the College of Visual Arts & Design are opting out of campus spaces for group shows and solo exhibitions.
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The director, whose new movie opens today, talks about what connects his films — and why he's obsessed with ghosts.
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From art representing childhood memories to art depicting low rider culture to the trauma of immigration enforcement, the exhibition “Chicano” at Art on Main gallery encompasses the work of over 50 North Texas artists.
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After six years of thriving business, Poets Books was told to vacate from its Bishop Arts storefront. Owner Marco Carvazos says its systemic of problems in Bishop Arts.
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In the latest KERA Arts Docs, meet Mark Mata, who revived the Dallas Low Riders Club in 2003 after the murder of his older brother in 1987.
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Composer Steve Hackman will conduct his Stravinsky X Kendrick Lamar program on April 25.