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  Life in the House of Dirt

  March 15 at 10:16 p.m.

  Open for another few days until Sunday, Bishop Arts' House of Dirt is a wedding venue turned interactive gallery. Packed full of country glam and rustic chic vignettes, for a fee guests can tour the grounds and take all of the pictures you or your photographer desires. You expect another show by this Summer. All photos by Kathy Tran.

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  The Team Behind Psychedelic Robot Wants to Take You Back to 1969

  March 7 at 4 a.m.

  Last fall, hundreds of Dallas denizens flocked to the Crescent shopping complex to immerse themselves in a unique art experience. Curated by Bivins Gallery, the show Psychedelic Robot took the city and social media by storm. Visitors shared photo after photo of rooms covered with graffiti, paint and neon lights...

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  Dallas Mavericks Star Luka Doncic Is the Face of Augmented Reality Mural in Downtown

  March 1 at 4 a.m.

  Visitors to downtown Dallas no longer need to enter American Airlines Center to see Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic in action. A new augmented reality mural featuring Doncic performing his stepback jumper has been revealed, drawing attention and deceiving eyes. Across the back of the T. Boone Pickens YMCA on...

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  Texas Tech Professor Has a Toy Gun Exhibit at Cris Worley Fine Arts

  February 27 at 4 a.m.

  With your nose inches away from the portrait, you would swear the toy gun in front of you was real. The way light bounces off the plastic, the curve of the handle seemingly within graspable reach, it’s inconceivable that the image in front of you is oil paint arranged meticulously...

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  Artist Nathan Sawaya Says He Builds Interest and Wonder in Art by Building With LEGOs

  February 25 at 4 a.m.

  Artist Nathan Sawaya builds sculptures and wall paintings out of LEGOs, the toy building block that's been a creative outlet for kids and adults and the bane of shoeless parents since the 1930s. Sawaya says his reproductions of classic pieces of art — which are on display at the Perot Museum of...

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  Grand Prairie Is Looking for Artists to Liven Up Its Traffic Signal Boxes

  February 21 at 4 a.m.

  Grand Prairie is on the hunt for Texas artists to help transform lackluster traffic signal boxes into vibrant works of art. This year, the themes are “Celebrate the Environment” and “Celebrate Literacy and Libraries.” Artists from across the state can submit original work in the categories until 5 p.m. Friday,...