Arts Access

About 40 contestants competed in streetwear and traditional clothing categories.

Martine Elyse Philippe will become the director of the city’s Office of Arts and Culture on Dec. 5.

Members of the K-pop community in North Texas host "cupsleeve" events to celebrate their favorite artist's birthdays at local boba tea shops and coffee houses.

A curated menu, ceramics and playlist combine influences from Japan and the African American South.

The Amon Carter has thousands of works representing Native Americans. But very few were actually made by Indigenous people. A new photography exhibit, "Speaking with Light," at the museum attempts to address that disparity.

Jenny Bhatt, an author and translator, discusses her career path and advocacy work.

Two friends in North Texas, a journalist and medical student, wanted to find other Muslims who enjoy writing so they launched the Dallas chapter of the grassroots Muslim Writers Collective.

‘A Gathering 2022’ will assemble the best of the North Texas performing arts community on one stage for one night.

Negrón performs Tuesday with DSO musicians as part of the Women in Classical Music symposium. She'll also join the free Arts Access panel at the Symposium, "Breaking Through: Power Structures and Paths to Progress."

Gates will combine cuisine with artwork and music in the participatory work ‘Afro Mingei.’

A week after Battle resigned as head of the company, the news continues to reverberate.

A church building in Oak Cliff has been repurposed into a space that hosts community arts events. Many have high hopes for the new plans. But they come as a result of some difficult decisions made by the congregation that has called the building home.