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  Dallas' First Feminist Mural Unveiled in Victory Park

  November 20 at 4 a.m.

  If you’ve been scrolling through Instagram in recent weeks, you may have seen pictures of people posing at “The Power of You,” a new female empowerment-themed mural in Victory Park. “The Power of You” is Dallas’ first feminist mural and is part of an initiative by Boss Women Media. “The...

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  Hell Houses Are a Cross Between a Haunted House and a Timeshare Sales Pitch

  October 22 at 4 a.m.

  Youth group teenagers laughed and chatted while wrenching their feet out of a trail of mud, freshly stomped in by the hundreds who’d come before them. They step onto the pliant wet wood porch of what appears to be a cabin in the woods. Volunteers shout warnings for liability’s sake...

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  The Crow Museum of Asian Art Expands, Celebrates 20 Years

  October 19 at 4 a.m.

  A lot can change in 20 years, and the Crow Museum of Asian Art is flaunting what’s new. “We’re actually coming up on our 20th anniversary this December, so I think it was the right time for us to consider renovations and construction,” says curator Jacqueline Chao. “It’s all leading...

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  Model Kristianna Davied Created Girl Gang Meetups

  September 27 at 4 a.m.

  During one of Kristianna Davied's modeling shoots, Davied says a male photographer convinced her to take her top and bra off. Because she wanted to reach her full potential, the photographer was able to manipulate her into thinking she could not do that fully clothed, she says. “A lot of...

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  The Bivins Gallery's Psychedelic Robot is Bringing Highbrow Art to the Masses

  August 31 at 4 a.m.

  Michael and Karen Bivins discovered an entirely new Dallas when they moved back to town five years ago. After spending much of the previous three decades buying, selling and curating art across the globe, the couple saw a thriving art scene that’s ready to compete with the world. “When we...

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  Performance Artist Ventures 10 Miles Through Dallas For His Presentation "Sweet Jesus"

  August 27 at 12:41 p.m.

  Barefoot, nearly naked, sweating and seemingly disoriented, local artist Xxavier Carter carried a heavy weight on his shoulder during his Saturday performance of "Sweet Jesus." He walked 10 miles from The Great Trinity Forest to White Rock Lake wielding a wooden cross almost twice his size. The performance was a...