DFW artist turns streets into a work of art for NBA Finals
Jan Riggins wanted to create something to reflect DFW's excitement about the Mavs.
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Jan Riggins wanted to create something to reflect DFW's excitement about the Mavs.
Located in Dallas near Fair Park, the immersive art experience is meant to transport you to a new world.
It's out with the dead, dying and dangerous trees and instead they're branching into a new form of art
The museum will be open every day of the fair from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. except on Saturday, Oct. 7 because of a private event for the Texas-OU football game.
His paintings play with unusual combinations, like adding a touch of sci-fi to a Renaissance portrait or including imagery for the Americas in a scene set in Italy.
Aaron Estrada is not your average curb painter. From sunsets to submarines, your favorite band or sports team, he's even painted pets on curbs.
The murals at Fort Worth's Will Rogers Memorial Center have been in place since 1936, but there have been concerns about a portion of them depicting Black people picking cotton.
All Meow Wolf locations across the country are now certified autism centers, with staff undergoing training to ensure they're prepared to help their sensory-sensitive guests.
Gene Jones, wife of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, says the construction of the stadium led her to a love affair with art that is changing lives.
Dallas-based Heritage Auctions said it blazed through all previous psychedelic poster world records with the sale of a 1968 Jimi Hendrix 'Flying Eyeball' concert poster.
After three decades, the Arlington Museum of Art is relocating.
A new mural in Fort Worth is teaching people in the community about local Black history.
Paraclimber Maureen Beck, a one-handed athlete and two-time world champion will share her story during the National Geographic Live Speaker Series at the The Perot Museum.
Gene Dillard has mastered the art of painting people. So, when he became the victim of a burglary this weekend, he did what he does best, sketching and painting artwork of the thief to help police.
Gene Dillard has mastered the art of painting people. So, when he became the victim of a burglary this weekend, he did what he does best, sketching and painting artwork of the thief to help police.