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Sometimes Jeff Robinson doesn’t get to see his sculptures completely finished until installation. The potter turned woodworker creates intricate, large-scale sculptures that range between about 5-feet to 9-feet tall.

From animations to sculptures, Alex Lujan’s Bandito character comically portrays “the man of the house.”

The artist, Fort Worth's Sedrick Huckaby will also give a talk with Lee Sunday at the Amon Carter Museum.

Art club in Dallas gives Asian American creatives a new space.

In our series on the arts and the economy, Desireé Vaniecia shares tips artists should know.

Over 35,000 people are expected to attend the festival.

Painter John Bramblitt shares his studio and his love of art with all ages and abilities.

Rick Maxwell made a name for himself among the Dallas art scene when he started bending wood. The self-taught artist learned the process through a surprising method--watching YouTube videos. Over the years his swerved and twirled craftsmanship has reflected everything he loves, from music to people and how it's taking on a new meaning.

The Nasher Prize Laureate 2023, Senga Nengudi, uses unconventional materials for her sculptures. See what people are saying about her unique three-dimensional work.

The Dallas-based singer-songwriter didn’t set out to record a country album, but just wanted to ‘write great songs.’

“What we learned is that for Willie, family is obviously blood relatives. It’s his band. It’s his fans. Family is the record buying public. Family is people who come to concerts. Family is something that he does so naturally. And this is part of his magic,” co-director Oren Moverman says.

The partnership between the Amon Carter Museum and local artists started in 2018 as a way to engage and support local artists by giving them the opportunity to collaborate on exhibits, events and community outreach.