Bill Davenport

A Lucha Libre centered exhibition, examining the costumery and practice of Mexican wrestling.

Selected artworks from the Museum’s permanent collection highlighting the recent acquisitions from the Patricia and Carmine De Vivi Mexican Mask Collection, including over 300 popular art masks. These folkloric masks…

Joseph Phillip’s paintings investigate mankind’s conflicting desires to both embrace and control nature.

KERA host and senior producer Jeff Whittington explores DFW’s contemporary art scene with artist Carlos Donjuan, Professor of Art, University of Texas at Arlington; Kim Cadmus Owens, Artist and Associate…

Functional and sculptural work from the southwest region of the United States bordering the state of Texas. This year’s juror Les Manning is the former Director of Ceramics at the…

Retiring Managing Director Patsy Herrington’s favorite decorative art objects from The W.H. Stark House collections.

Inspired by the ongoing Love Field Modernization Project, this exhibition showcases the lively public art activity at the two major airports in the Metroplex.

DW’s weekly mash-up of arts activities: THIS WEEK: DW Assistant Curator Rachel Cook speaks on the Curatorial Hostess, Daniel Adame and Shanon Adams perform a response to Tony Feher’s installation…

Works from University of Houston main campus graduate painting program students.

Framed by video motion tracking and a wireless trigger system, dance and music fuse and create an improvisation based choreography/electro-acoustic music composition. Michelle Yom is a flutist and composer known…

Artist portraits by Tim Kerr and works on paper by Daniel Higgs

Cookston forms something new from something old, something intriguing from something ordinary and something beautiful from something once overlooked.

Nine experimental shorts from the 11th annual Asian Film Festival of Dallas. Presented as part of the Cultural Binoculars screening series by Aurora Picture Show and the Asia Society Texas…

Fish, flora, and cowboys interlaced with ambiguity and humor.

A new film installation inspired by Civil Rights-era photographs in the Menil Collection meditates on the distance in time that separates us from, while still connecting us to, the Civil…

Co-curated byGlen Brown, Ph.D., and Juan Granados.

Three Austin artists, Alexandra Valenti, Jessica Clark and Mason McFee will bring their works, a mixture of photography, drawing, sculpture and design to Common House at the end of January.

30 lamps from the original installation of 100 presented at Texas State University. Each lamp is handmade: light bulbs painstakingly married with objects like bricks, 2x4s, and chair parts.

Scenes and objects from laboratories, museums, libraries, archives, offices, and classrooms.

“New Leipzig School” painters Rosa Loy and Neo Rauch will be in conversation with MFAH Director, Gary Tinterow, at the MFAH’s Freed Auditorium in the Glassell School of Art.