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Dallas Black Dance, Dallas Summer Musicals Offer Streaming Performances to DISD
The program's already started with DBDT offering its online video of "Odetta" through Feb. 18th.
Four Dallas arts groups receive $450K in NEA rescue grants
This third installment of the American Rescue Plan went to Bishop Arts, Cara Mia, Dallas Black Dance and the Dallas Symphony. Good news! But there's a catch . . .
https://artandseek.org/2022/01/28/four-dallas-arts-groups-receive-450k-in-nea-rescue-grants/
In Dallas, a vibrant tribute to lowrider culture transports you to the streets of L.A.
California-based artist Guadalupe Rosales’ installation at the Dallas Museum of Art draws on her memories of cruising in cars with her friends in the 90s.
Juneteenth activist Opal Lee is profiled in a new children’s book.
She wrote one herself only last year - about Juneteenth. This new one is about Juneteenth and Lee's activism in support of it.
https://artandseek.org/2022/01/27/juneteenth-activist-opal-lee-is-profiled-in-a-new-childrens-book/
Fort Worth’s old Klan hall will not become a typical arts center. It’ll be a farmers’ market, a place for healing.
The 96-year-old hulk will undergo "adaptive re-use" to help those people the KKK targeted: Black, Latino, immigrant, LGBTQ.
‘Zorro’ can never die! Now he returns – in an English and Spanish opera
Fort Worth Opera presents a world premiere about the swashbuckling hero - but in a stripped-down arrangement with only guitar, piano - and swordplay.
https://artandseek.org/2022/01/25/zorro-can-never-die-now-he-returns-in-a-world-premiere-opera/
Grammy-winning singer and Dallas native Meat Loaf dead at 74
Your source for arts news, stories and events in North Texas.
https://artandseek.org/2022/01/21/grammy-winning-singer-and-dallas-native-meat-loaf-dead-at-74/
Acclaimed Mexican filmmaker takes North Texas audiences on a harrowing trip through the desert
Carne y Arena is a virtual reality experience that drops participants in the desert, on a journey with Central American and Mexican migrants. The exhibit at Fair Park is the work of Academy Award...
Artist Milton Avery created many amazing works before his death in 1965
Although he died nearly 60 year ago, Milton Avery is very much a man for our times. He drew and painted things he knew, and helped viewers see them his way — works with colors and shapes.
Indigenous photography, Chicanx printmaking are among 2022 highlights at Fort Worth’s Amon Carter Museum
The Amon Carter Museum of American Art has announced its exhibition schedule for 2022. Here's what you can expect.
Neither stings nor summer heat can stop this Texas beekeeper from saving wild bees in his new reality show
"Charlie Bee Company" follows New Braunfels beekeeper Charlie Agar as he safely removes the country's most precious pollinator out of homes from Austin to San Antonio.
Calling all Fort Worth musicians: Amplify 817 wants to hear from you
The Fort Worth-based streaming service, Amplify817, is looking for the next round of Fort Worth musicians to promote on its service. KXT has all the info on how to apply.
Fort Worth’s man about town Tony Green brings good times everywhere he goes
Fort Worth native Tony Green has a knack for bringing people together, and he's using it to be an ambassador for the city.
Fort Worth’s old Klan hall set to become a hub for the arts
A former Klan hall, just north of downtown Fort Worth, sat empty for years. Now, a group of arts and racial justice organizations has bought the building to turn it into a site of healing.
https://artandseek.org/2022/01/11/fort-worths-old-klan-hall-set-to-become-a-hub-for-the-arts/
Giving birth to Western swing, mixing styles and almost becoming Nashville: It’s a new history of North Texas music.
"Metro Music" assembles an archive's worth of posters, album covers, photos and press clippings all the way up through the 1970s.
Dallas Symphony will offer rapid COVID tests to patrons who don’t have proof of vaccine or testing
The increased precautions come after two DSO musicians tested positive.
Two Fort Worth groups get grants to pay artists for projects, residency
Art Tooth and Arts Fort Worth share their plans for the money they received from an artist's memorial fund.
Scary, cheerful monsters bare their teeth in Fort Worth artist’s paintings
They may be called "Marshmallow Fur" or ""Butter Mouth," but Katie McKay Jones' abstract paintings represent some real fears.
Our Favorite Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts Of 2021
Watch some of the year's greatest Tiny Desk performances, featuring a small sample of the talented artists who delivered intimate sets from their homes around the world.
https://artandseek.org/2021/12/30/our-favorite-tiny-desk-home-concerts-of-2021/
“What if I made it so beautiful it can make you cry?” Intricate sculptures at the Amon Carter
Steel cubes by artist Anila Quayyam Agha hover in space like glowing lacework.