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The beautiful revolution of Monet, Renoir and Degas at the Dallas Museum of Art
“The Impressionist Revolution from Monet to Matisse” is on view at the Dallas Arts District museum through Nov. 3
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Dallas Art Fair kicks off this week
Art galleries worldwide are preparing to show modern and contemporary art during the Dallas Art Fair this week. Opening night is Thursday. One of the featured exhibits, with a message, opens on Wednesday. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker got an early look.
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Verdigris Ensemble's ‘Mis-Lead' highlights environmental history of West Dallas
The Dallas-based choral ensemble debuts the new work with concerts at the Kalita Humphreys Theatre April 5-7.
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It's ladies' night at Avant Chamber Ballet's Women's Choreography Project
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the program.
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At the DMA's ‘He Said/She Said,' women artists have a lot to say
The exhibition featuring contemporary female artists is on view through July 21
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra announces 2024-25 season featuring Wagner's Complete Ring Cycle
The new season includes three world premieres, two co-commissions and fourteen DSO premieres.
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Verdigris Ensemble's reimagined ‘Dust Bowl' blows back into Dallas
Verdigris Ensemble is bringing back ‘Dust Bowl,’ a piece based on survivors’ accounts of the 1930s man-made environmental disaster as well as newspaper articles and diary entries.
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‘Hamilton' is coming back to Dallas – here's how to get tickets
The smash hit musical runs May 8 – June 9 at the Winspear Opera House.
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Jaewon Wee, winner of Dallas International Violin Competition, performs with the Dallas Chamber Symphony
Wee will play Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 4 in D Major with the orchestra on February 6.
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Dallas Museum of Art's ‘Afro-Atlantic Histories' inspires a new ballet from DBDT: Encore!
Nycole Ray, the Artistic Director of DBDT: Encore!, discusses creating a ballet based on the Dallas Museum of Art’s exhibition for the Arts & Letters Live event on Jan. 18
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Empathy is at the heart of Second Thought Theatre's 20th season
Three plays and a new playwriting initiative fill out the season.
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The short and spectacular career of Abraham Ángel at the Dallas Museum of Art
“Abraham Ángel: Between Wonder and Seduction” is on view through Jan. 28.
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New study shows Dallas arts industry's resilience through the pandemic
The national study conducted by Americans for the Arts shows the nonprofit arts and culture sector in the city of Dallas generated an economic impact of $853 million.
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New plays, music and art are coming to Dallas, thanks to TACA New Works Fund
Four Dallas arts organizations producing new works got a funding boost so they can turn imagination and innovation into artistic reality.
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Art illuminates the Black Diaspora at the DMA's ‘Afro-Atlantic Histories'
Afro-Atlantic Histories, currently on view at the Dallas Museum of Art through Feb. 11, immerses visitors in the history of the Black Diaspora, revealing the complicated legacy of the transatlantic slave trade.
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Crow Museum of Asian Art welcomes new curator
Natalia Di Pietrantonio, Ph.D. is the newest addition to the growing museum.
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Dallas Chamber Symphony opens its 2023-2024 season with movie-in-concert of ‘Sunrise'
Film composer Joe Kraemer returns to Dallas to hear his score of the 1927 silent film on October 10.
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Verdigris Ensemble announces new executive director and fall season partnership
Verdigris Ensemble’s fall season begins in October.
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Orchestras tune up for the start of the 2023-2024 season
Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra begin their new seasons in September.
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Dallas Museum of Art's new mural is a walk through memories of conflict and migration
Tiffany Chung’s multi-media installation is on view in the museum’s Concourse through August 3, 2025.