Nasher Sculpture Center

“Lost Lands and Sunken Fields” runs through April 27 at the Dallas museum.

Looking for things to do in these waning days of summer break? Check out our list of adventures.

After three decades reporting and reviewing North Texas culture, KERA's Jerome Weeks is retiring. So he sat down to talk about it.

The prominent art collector has long advocated for women artists.

Since 2009, Jeremy Strick has been a transformative leader of the Nasher Sculpture Center — particularly with the Nasher Sculpture Prize. He'll step down in June.

Nkanga’s work asks questions about global trade, ecology and the history of raw materials.

The last three-day weekend of the summer is just ahead! Chill out and relax with these picks.

The celebrated dance company - known for its athletic and often biomorphic movement pieces - returns with an outdoor project commissioned by TITAS.

Who says sculpture needs to be carved or cast? See how the Nasher Sculpture Center staff assembled Senga Nengudi's prize-winning spring installation.

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 Nasher Sculpture Center has launched a collaboration with the Tenth Street Historic District to document and mark a Dallas African American neighborhood — before neglect or development take over.