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The Best Sausages in Dallas

By Scott Mitchell
Oct 28, 2014

Though the finicky weather of North Texas denies it, winter is approaching. And whether that winter lasts a month or three, you're going to need to be prepared to make the seasonal food and drink switch. That means transitioning away from that iced coffee into something a little more hot...
100 Dallas Creatives: No 67 Community Architect Monica Diodati

By Scott Mitchell
Aug 20, 2014

Mixmaster presents "100 Creatives," in which we feature cultural entrepreneurs of Dallas in random order. Know an artistic mind who deserves a little bit of blog love? Email [email protected] with the whos and whys. Dallas isn't exactly known as a haven for grassroots movements. Farmer's markets face constant obstacles despite...
In Mania/Gift Shelby-Allison Hibbs Explores Bipolar Disorder's Relationship with Creativity

By Scott Mitchell
Jul 11, 2014

Standing outside the light brick structure of the Bath House Cultural Center that lies nuzzled against one of the less-trodden sides of White Rock Lake, Shelby-Allison Hibbs happily admits that the artistic hub has been like a second home to her. Hibbs, a theatre director who obtained her MFA from...
100 Dallas Creatives: No. 85 Party Planning Print Maker Raymond Butler

By Scott Mitchell
Jul 9, 2014

Mixmaster presents "100 Creatives," in which we feature cultural entrepreneurs of Dallas in random order. Know an artistic mind who deserves a little bit of blog love? Email [email protected] with the whos and whys. I'm standing inside a stairwell thumbing through my phone contacts when I hear a slight creak...
Dallas Sees Printmaking Resurgence this Weekend at Two Gallery Exhibitions

By Scott Mitchell
Jun 25, 2014

In the fine arts world, printmaking often gets a bad rap. Whether it's a design mass-produced on T-shirts or Andy Warhol's poppy screenprinted Marilyn Monroe heads, critiques range from "simple" to "unoriginal." Yet much of the art form of printmaking -- both the process and the history -- has fallen...

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