From Monet to Munch, the Art Exhibitions You Don’t Want To Miss in 2024
If you’re going to check out art this year in DFW, we have some recommendations for the best exhibitions.
If you’re going to check out art this year in DFW, we have some recommendations for the best exhibitions.
From the (very best) Santas to a Grinch of a photo op-here are the top activities to keep the littlest ones merry and bright.
When your littles are too old to sit on Santa’s lap, it might be a bit harder to get them into that holiday spirit. But there are plenty of events for older kids and teens.
Sandra Bernhard is ready to make you laugh, and think, at her show in Dallas.
It wasn’t God who made hoity tonk angels. The Texas style is rough around the edges and a whole lotta glam.
Artist Jammie Holmes’ exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is full of symbolism.
Artist Ryan Hawk has an exhibition that calls for an in-depth viewing.
Think Divine-meets-G.G. Allin – at an art gallery. We’re there for it.
A new festival celebrates the best in Texas camp.
Allen Hopps, owner and director of Dark Hour in Plano, has dedicated his life to scaring others – in the best way.
A massive project by photographer Richard Avedon gets a reprise.
Dallas’ most popular DJ is opening Herby’s, a burger joint in Oak Cliff, with Elijah Salazar and Jake Saenz.
The new Meow Wolf in Grapevine Mills Mall is much more than an Instagram trap: It has an overwhelmingly positive message that’s truly Texas.
Ephemeral is a new art gallery concept in Dallas, and its owners want the space to live up to its history.
Don’t be mad at us later. We told you about this event. Go inside artists’ studios and find you some of that Austin weirdness.
Billy Porter, of Met Gala and insane accolades fame, opens up about Pose, getting cast only in “flamboyant” roles, and how his new album is like Beyoncé’s.
This art exhibition allows you to see yourself as you see the world: through screens. Yes, it’s meta as hell.
One of Dallas’ best art events if back, and it extends over several days so you hardly have an excuse to not get to the Art Fair.
What used to be {neighborhood} is now the Lone Gallery in the Design District. It’s just as friendly, though.
Enchanting, otherworldly and vibrant, Dan Lam’s sculptures look like they were dropped on Earth from another planet. Demi Lovato, Gigi Hadid and 2 Chainz are fans, along with a growing number of galleries and museums.
You probably know Drigo’s street art, but traditional canvases give the artist more freedom, he says. The artist makes his debut at Erin Cluley Projects.
Sid Krofft broadened the imagination of a whole generation. You can thank him in person in Allen this weekend. He will appear at Retro Expo on March 4 and 5.