visual art

The Dallas Art Book Fair fosters artistic expression at Dallas Contemporary through zines, photography books and indie publishers. Local vendors and attendees connect with voices and creators from around the world.

The Artful Bachelorette turns a classic bachelorette party into a fun, judgment-free nude-figure drawing class. Founder Fleur Childs shares how this Australian tradition became a hit in the U.S.

Photographer Andrew Feiler documented the last remaining Rosenwald Schools built to educate Black children during segregation. The exhibition showcases photographs and stories of the schools that transformed Black education in the Jim Crow era.

The Dallas Art Book fair returns to the Dallas Contemporary featuring regional and international artists, indie publishers, and family-friendly activities. The free event runs from March 15-16.

The portrait was by artist William A. Foley Jr., according to his widow, who also believes it should be returned.

A North Texas nonprofit is expanding access to Narcan with free vending machines designed by local artists. Twenty-three artists were given the opportunity to transform the machines into compelling pieces of public art.

Dallas Arts District ranks best in the U.S. for the second year, recognized for its vibrant and diverse arts scenes.

I See the Future It's Black, explores Black identity in the future through different mediums including painting, ceramics, sculpture and photography.

The artist closes her second solo exhibition at Fort Works Art on Feb. 22.

The Fort Worth exhibition was meant to disrupt Western stereotypes.

Margie Johnson Reese brings 45 years of experience as an arts administrator and advocate including time in Dallas.

Artists say stickers are an affordable and fun way to share their artwork with others.