ARTISTS
2020
The Dallas artist is known for his provocative work about race in Dallas. His latest series speaks for itself.
Our eleventh post of the series, Artists in the Time of Coronavirus includes Ed Snyder, Charles Keenan, Diane M Lilly, Sandi Lovitz, Kyle Confehr, and James Ehling!
David Jeremiah鈥檚 first solo exhibition, Things Done Changed, shows the full breadth of work from the newly represented artist at The Public Trust in Dallas.
Christina Rees and William Sarradet are joined by Houston Center for Contemporary Craft鈥檚 Kathryn Hall and Mar铆a-Elisa Heg to run down the top five art events in Texas this week, including two at HCCC.
2018
Dallas painter and printmaker Brent Ozaeta reveals the process behind the evocative Plastic Flowers.
2017
A Q&A with the Dallas artist, whose strange and colorful work is featured in a local exhibition, Miley Cyrus' house, and soon, galleries around the world.
2016
Today, July 23, from 12-8PM is the fifth annual Dallas Gallery Day! Founded in 2011 by Brian Gibb of The Public Trust as 鈥淓ast Dallas Gallery Day,鈥� the event later went on to become 鈥淒esign District Gallery Day鈥� before eventually succumbing to encompass the entire city.
This Thursday Galleri Urbane, The Public Trust, Lilliana Bloch, and Erin Cluley will all host closing exhibitions, making for a rare Thursday night of gallery hopping.
2015
Onward to a new week: #YoTambienExijo (I Also Demand) at Various locations 鈥� May 22, 5 p.m. Dealey Plaza, intersection of N. Houston and Main St.
If you鈥檙e arted-out after the last ten days, it鈥檚 time to get over it. It isn鈥檛 a busy weekend, but there is one must-see exhibition: the grand re-opening of The Public Trust at its new Design District space.
2014
The Public Trust opens a new exhibition this Saturday. Curated by Will Rhoten, otherwise known as DJ Sober, Say It Ain鈥檛 Southern is centered on the
2013
Dallas-based photographer Misty Keasler is best known for her expository projects, which document scenes from crumbling Russian orphanages or the
This Week鈥檚 Visual Art, Jan 17-20: Gallery Openings, News, Reviews, and More
2012
Twain, the latest project by The Art Foundation, brings together a collection of artists operating under alter-egos, pseudonyms, or assumed names, which creates a show that is full of tension.
Last week Conduit Gallery opened two stellar exhibits with Margaret Meehan and Hyed Fontenot, both exploring “otherness.”