Jessica Fuentes escribe sobre las artistas contemporáneas cuyos trabajos exploran los roles femeninos tradicionales, mujeres históricas importantes, el arte performativo y el cuerpo femenino.
Sheryl Anaya
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Earlier this month, Easyside, a new arts nonprofit on the east side of Fort Worth, announced that it has rented a physical space and will be opening in the coming weeks.
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Jessica Fuentes writes about contemporary female artists whose works explore traditional female roles, important historical women, performance art, and the female body.
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Jessica Fuentes reviews “With Pleasure,” an exhibition of works by TCU’s second year MFA candidates Sheryl Anaya, Benjamin Loftis, Madi Ortega, and Sarah Theurer Hunt.
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Sometimes the technology seduces the viewer, providing a stimulating “eye candy” visual and immersive experience, but one that's conceptually vacuous. The 'Array' artists exceeded my expectations.
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Christina Rees and Rainey Knudson on what's happening all year in a Dirty, Dark Place in a flea market in Kyle, a big Glasstire party, and how Texas reacts to its weather.
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Southern Methodist University today announced RESPOND: Puerto Rico, a local initiative by Dallas and Puerto Rico-based based arts groups and non-profits “to provide ecological, sustainable options to the Puerto Rican people that…
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This fiber show of emerging artists prioritizes aesthetic value over utility.
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This is Art Tooth's first exhibition in a dedicated art space, and the premise of the show is to examine how each artist interprets their personal and local environments.
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It’s become common practice for Texas cities to designate artists as pre-qualified for upcoming public art initiatives based on a biannual Call for Submissions. The City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs…