Visual Arts

A sports-centric museum exhibition is coming to Dallas this fall, complete with a presentation from Joe Buck and Bob Costas.

For a limited time, art lovers can immerse themselves in the viral “All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins” installation. Forty-five seconds, to be exact.

Presented by North Texas Performing Arts, the event is open for auditions before a live finals performance in September.

Deep Ellum’s latest art haunt is lifting the veil on its new exhibition from now through September.

With open calls for photos of everyday North Texans, Jason Janik captures a wider sense of what life is like in 2025.

One of the best art shows of the year is happening Saturday night at DFW Art House.

Before he steps into the ring at Esports Stadium in Arlington tonight, the Ring of Honor Pure Champion is displaying two luchador paintings at the North Dallas restaurant.

Stepping into Bug Lab takes Dallas on an immersive journey that transforms the tiniest creatures into the biggest stars of summer learning and fun.

The Dallas Contemporary’s latest installation focuses on New York artist Masahiro LaMarsh’s elaborately designed grillz, including custom pieces for Erykah Badu.

The museum honored the 160th anniversary of the holiday with lectures, screenings and an exhibit featuring photos of Rosenwald Schools by photographer Andrew Feiler.

Photographer Jeff Baker and multi-media illustrator Soomin Jung will open new landscape exhibitions at the gallery on Saturday.

For decades, Dallas artist Clay Austin has transformed the city’s discarded fragments into vibrant canvases, leaving an indelible mark on Deep Ellum’s artistic legacy.

Marisol: A Retrospective allows for a deeper look at the pop art powerhouse who captured the imagination of the 1960s.

The show marks the first installation at ARC Gallery, a new visual art space in Deep Ellum.

New executive director Emma Vernon now has her eyes set on funding the ambitious Boedeker Ice Cream Factory renovation.

In its 17th edition, the annual event solidifies the city’s spot in the global marketplace.

Phoenix man Paul Wilson has created a troupe of dolls in the image of JFK’s killer. He’s not alone in creating Oswald art.

The live art-making show will cast a spotlight on art-forward Trinity Groves.

The “Super Bowl of the Dallas art world,” attracts international art lovers year after year.

Dallas arts and entertainment is about to grow exponentially, according to Dallas College.

The organization’s historical archive will be on display through this fall.