visual art

Good Morning/Mourning America, a multimedia exhibition with themes of tension, heartbreak and hope for our current cultural and political climate, takes place from Aug. 22 to Aug. 28.

The city’s plans to drop programs related to DEI mean the future of programs specifically focused on funding diverse and equitable arts and culture is uncertain.

The exhibition features the Ukrainian folk art painting tradition of petrykivka while the documentary shows a dancer living through drone strikes in the city of Kherson.

Remembering Black Dallas brings historic Black figures to life in Living Museum, a stage production blending research, drama and local legends.

The organization operates out of a 100-year-old historic home in Polytechnic Heights that once belong to Sedrick’s grandmother.

The African American Museum, Amon Carter Museum of American Art and Irving Arts Center are some of the places North Texans can visit for free.

Lail Hossain designed a gold-and-white wooden arch with a verse of the Quran, the Ayatul Kursi.

Tina Medina uses collage, photos, sewing an more to center stories of farm workers, including her relatives. Watch the latest KERA Arts Doc

Richard Avedon’s iconic portraits and a broad survey of Asian American art offer varied perspectives on the region.

Ross will take over the role from Dr. Harry Robinson Jr., who held the position for more than 50 years.

The Dallas-based artist offers a peripheral, blurry perspective of luxurious kitchens, bedrooms and drawing rooms.

The artist’s exhibition at the Modern explores his relationship to the medium of painting.