Dead White Zombies: (w)hole: a karmic love story
A performance installation Inspired by Hindu cosmology presented Thursday through Saturday in a 36,000 square foot former welding shop in burgeoning West Dallas arts district. [...]
Makoto Fujimura and Bruce Herman
A touring exhibtion and concert responds to the generative poem Four Quartets by T. S. Eliot. Featuring paintings by Makoto Fujimura and Bruce Herman, along [...]
2nd Annual Rock The Lot
Expect artwork by featured Artist DECKWGF, A Street Art Market, Ice Art by DLG Ice Factory, Live Spray Painting, Refreshments, Visuals & sounds by Bombon [...]
Tuesday Evenings Lecture Series: Howard Rachofsky
Dallas Collector Howard Rachofsky began in the mid-1970s, and over the past three decades has amassed a world-class collection. In 1996, Rachofsky opened his house/museum [...]
Lone Star College-CyFair Student Art Show
Some of the best work of Lone Star College-CyFair’s visual art students.
{Form follows (Function} follows Form) follows “Function…follows Form.”
30 Artists have been challenged to make “Art that Works”-utilitarian works for the home or office that challenges the observers’ notions of mixing art with [...]
The Drawing Room, Part 2
Drawings by eight Texas-based women artists, featuring drawings by Debra Barrera (Houston), Jillian Conrad (Houston), Bethany Johnson (Austin), Laura Lark (Houston), Jayne Lawrence (San Antonio), [...]
Detour
Detour is one of the blackest film noir ever produced during the classic 1935 to 1955 period. The film’s darkness in both style and content [...]
Beauty is Embarrassing
Part biography, part live performance, the film traces Wayne White’s career from an underground cartoonist in New York’s East Village to his big break as [...]
Karole Armitage: Fables on Global Warming or Fables Sung By An Extinct Skunk or Fables
A ‘performance art musical’ about sustainability, based on traditional animal fables from around the globe by Chinati Artist in residence Karole Armitage. Free!
PopUP Art Party/ Daisy’s 23rd B-Day/ Ash Studios Preview
BYOA (Bring your own art): singers sing, dancers dance, djs dj, musicians jam, photographers shoot, painters paint, performers perform, poets read, rappers rap – and [...]
Chuck Ivy
Reprocessed popular film imagery from a recent graduate of the University of Houston’s Masters of Fine Arts program in Interdisciplinary Practice and Emerging Forms.
