Arts & Culture

Liz Mikel, who has credits on Broadway, film and TV, takes the reins in the one-woman show "Where We Stand," a co-production of The Dallas Theater Center and Stage West.

Freelance photographer Jeffrey McWhorter walked from the southern most tip of Dallas to the most northern point in the city in just about 35 hours — here's what he found.

Messages show university leaders feared political repercussions over the Dallas-raised artist’s show.

Misty Copeland, the first Black woman promoted to principle dancer at American Ballet Theatre, headlined the 26th annual Destiny Award Luncheon at the Omni Dallas Hotel, benefiting St. Philip’s School & Community Center. Copeland encouraged young artists to seek mentorship and build community as they pursue creative careers.

Hundreds of pieces of memorabilia from the legendary actor’s decadeslong career are on view on Rodeo Plaza.

Sedrick Huckaby is known for his striking, large-scale portraits, where thick, layered brush strokes, capture the intensity in the faces he details, providing an intimate glimpse into their lives. Collectively, his portraits tell larger, nuanced stories of struggle, celebration and community. But beyond the paint, canvas and paper mâché, Huckaby has dedicated his life to connection – connecting people and histories, to help highlight “where we come from, and where we’re going.”

ICE inspired a wave of new protest music

Local musicians across the country are speaking out.

Over 500 guests packed the Omni Fort Worth Hotel to raise funds for the Adventures in Music program, an educational initiative in North Texas.

University of North Texas leaders had a chance to stand up for free speech and academic freedom. Instead, they closed an art exhibit without explanation.

A public tribute event was held Monday for Watts, who died recently at age 54. The Swishahouse record label founder helped Houston's hip-hop sound gain national recognition in the late 1990s.

The Modern Collaborative Studies program at Dunbar High School takes art students on repeat visits to the Fort Worth museum.