MARK BRADFORD
Dallas Museum of Art
October 16, 2011–January 15, 2012
Born, raised and trained as an artist in Los Angeles, Mark Bradford’s paintings seem an o...
Sundays can get hectic for many musicians of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Not only do they often play a matinee concert here at the Meyerson, click but many ...
The Dallas Opera hit a sour note months ago when it abruptly announced the cancellation of “Ká?a Kabanová” that had been scheduled to play at the Winspear Opera...
This year marks the 100th anniversary of Southern Methodist University. As part of the centennial celebration, look the Division of Dance at SMU’s Meadows Scho...
Kathy didn't choose to go into puppetry. The puppets chose her.
The founder and artistic director of Kathy Burks Theatre of Puppetry Arts, which has been in ...
The Latino Cultural Center presents the exhibition “Young Architects of Spain: A Window to the Unknown, no rx ” on view from November 10, mind 2011 through Jan...
Shimmering mosaics in Ravenna, meticulously woven textiles in the Middle East and suggestive labels in mass produced clothing are among the many inspirations for Dallas artist Pamela Nelson. For the past 30 years, she has been creating work rooted in contemporary American culture, as well as in ancient crafts. Her upcoming exhibition [...]...
During his lifetime, mind American modernist John Marin was the country’s most celebrated artist. His improvisational approach to color, order paint handling,...
They say art is an expression of life and for artist Rolando Diaz, sick this proves to be true. While growing up in Havana, Cuba, Rolando developed a love fo...
If there's one thing Jean Paul Gaultier hates, it’s convention. That’s why the famously dubbed ‘l’enfant terrible’ is a great clothing designer. For 35 years ...
Dr. Maxwell L. Anderson has been appointed the new director of Dallas Museum of Art. Anderson, who is currently the director and CEO of the Indianapolis Muse...
The origins of Thanksgiving predate the Pilgrims by at least 2,000 years. After the harvest of each year was safely stored for the winter, Celtic priests would ...
