Jeremy Hallock

Everyone from Dallas City Council members to the mayor have gushed over Dallas' arts community in recent years. It has seen a lot of growth, with the establishment of the Nasher Prize for sculpture, micro-grants being offered to up-and-coming artists by the Office of Cultural Affairs and the opening of...

Hangover food is its own category of cuisine — and it needs to fit specific criteria. Certain culinary attributes are highly regarded the next day among those who drink in excess: greasy, cheesy, spicy, fatty, filling. One particular style of cuisine easily hits all these marks: Mexican food.  Feeling like...

Reciprocated Salvage at CentralTrak800 Exposition Ave. 12 p.m. Saturday This show is all about emotional expression. Melanie Bonajo’s work. is influenced by programming algorithms, mathematical formulas and physics. Emotional outbursts are salvaged from interfaces such as iPhone photostream and reciprocated in compilation. Vivian Fu examines how self-portraiture has moved from...

The coffee landscape in Dallas is changing, and fast. Locally owned coffee institutions like Ascension and Cultivar are expanding, adding new locations all over North Texas — and not just stand-alone shops, either. They're opening mini-shops in restaurants and bakeries, anchoring hotels and mixed-use developments, and roasters are expanding their...

Eric Miller and Lin Wang moved to North Texas from Brooklyn in 2010, with no particular interest in Texas art. But once they got here, they immediately found themselves with questions. They noticed gaps in knowledge of local art history, particularly from the late ’60s until the early ’80s, and...