Art events, Exhibits, Calls for Art & Artists, Artist Groups, Classes & Workshops in the north Texas area
| The gallery is open 12-5 pm on Saturdays and Sundays without appointments needed. 516 Fabrication Street, Dallas, Texas 75212 500X.org |
| Jeremy Biggers exhibition “ALL THINGS CONSIDERED” opens this Saturday, Nov. 20th Opening Reception, Saturday from 7 – 10pm |
| 500X Gallery Hours: Saturday & Sunday: 12:00-5:00 p.m. by appointment only. 516 Fabrication Street, Dallas, Texas 75212 |
| OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, July 31, 2021 @ 7-10 pm Holding Space, an inaugural juried exhibition for all artists over the age of |
OPENING JULY 2 2021 5-8pm
South Dallas Cultural Center’s Arthello Beck Gallery
Artist Jeremy Bigger, a South Dallas native, opens his solo exhibition UNSPOKEN BURDENS with new work: a series of paintings and drawings … Continue reading
Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas and Maddrey PLLC are proud to announce the inaugural recipient of the CADD x Maddrey PLLC Artist Prize, Dallas artist Ciara Elle Bryant. The 2020 Prize was open to Black artists living or working … Continue reading
500X Gallery is thrilled to announce our inaugural Black Voices Juried Exhibition for our 2020-21 season! This year’s juror is artist … Continue reading
Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas and Maddrey PLLC are pleased to announce their establishment of the CADD x Maddrey PLLC Artist Prize. Enacted by two organizations dedicated to serving creatives in our city, the annual prize aims to champion historically underserved … Continue reading
EXPLORE THE EXHIBITION: https://www.dallascontemporary.org/everything-hurts-digital-exhibition
Today we are honored to debut our latest digital exhibition — Jammie Holmes: EVERYTHING HURTS. Acting as a living and ever-evolving document and resource, the exhibition is presented to amplify and build upon the artist’s response … Continue reading
Submission Deadline: August 1, 2020. https://www.artroomfw.org/what-we-do/exhibition#submissions
Synopsis: “It is a fact that people of color, and more specifically Black people, are the most underrepresented group in the art world. We find ourselves questioning our importance and our voices to be … Continue reading
Annual exhibition organized by the Irving Black Arts Council features works by Arthello Beck, Linda Gamble Camp, “Choke”, Frank Frazier, Tyra Goodley, Guinn Powell, Evita Tezeno, and Stephanie Yearby.
http://www.irvingartscenter.com/event/art-imitating-life-black-history-month-exhibition-presented-by-the-irving-black-arts-council/
