Dallas Museum of Art

“Matthew Wong: The Realm of Appearances” is on view through Feb. 19.

The Dallas Museum of Art is will reopen after shutting down operations due to notification of a threat against its facilities Sunday morning.

Experiencing kinetic art is as easy as turning on a lightbulb at the Dallas Museum of Art’s immersive exhibition, Movement: The Legacy of Kineticism, now on view through July 16. Patrons enter the exhibition by walking through Brazilian artist Valeska Soares’ 2006 installation of Vagalume (Firefly), a series of overhead lightbulbs patrons can turn on and off by pulling on…

It’s awards time at the Dallas Museum of Art. The museum recently announced its 2022 Awards to Artists.

After four ceramics were broken during a burglary, museum conservators face a difficult question: Obscure signs of damage or acknowledge them as part of the objects’ history?

A man accused of breaking into the Dallas Museum of Art overnight and destroying more than $5 million in irreplaceable artwork tells police he broke in and caused damage because he “got mad at his girl.”

A man accused of breaking into the Dallas Museum of Art overnight and destroying more than $5 million in irreplaceable artwork tells police he broke in and caused damage because he “got mad at his girl.”

A man accused of breaking into the Dallas Museum of Art overnight and destroying more than $5 million in irreplaceable artwork says he broke in and caused damage because he “got mad at his girl.”

Cartier tiaras and necklaces sparkle with history and artistic inspiration in an exhibit on view at the Dallas Museum of Art through September 18.

The exhibition brings together ancient objects that have not been together since the early 1930s.

When Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson declared January 26, 2022, Octavio Medellín Day, he honored the artist whose fingerprints are all over North Texas.

A walk through the Dallas Museum of Art’s Concourse transforms into a lowrider cruise night on the streets of East Los Angeles with Guadalupe Rosales’ immersive mural, Drifting on a Memory. The mural is on view through July 10.

From haute couture to throw pillows, mud cloth, or bogolanfini, is woven into nearly every aspect of contemporary life and is the subject of an exhibit at the Dallas Museum of Art.

For the first time, experience the Van Gogh and the Olive Groves exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art and learn about the rich history behind the legendary artist’s work. Go online to the DMA website to purchase tickets.   MORE: DMA.org 

The Dallas Museum of Art brings this series together for the first time ever in the groundbreaking exhibition, Van Gogh and the Olive Groves, now on view through February 6.

In Naudline Pierre’s painting, Lest You Fall, falling is a moment of transformation and care.

With 91 works by 72 artists, Slip Zone: A New Look at Postwar Abstraction in the Americas and East Asia proves it is a small world after all. The exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art is on view through July 10.

“Concentrations 63: Julian Charrière, Towards Earthly Pole” is on view through August 8.

Cubism in Color: The Still Lifes of Juan Gris, now on view at the Dallas Museum of Art through July 25, explores this artist’s evolving style and contribution to the Cubist movement.

Just when you think you know everything about Frida Kahlo, five works by the famed artist reveal more about her practice and storied life. Frida Kahlo: Five Works is on view through June 20 on the Atrium Overlook on Level 4 at the Dallas Museum of Art.