Art events, Exhibits, Calls for Art & Artists, Artist Groups, Classes & Workshops in the north Texas area
It’s Almost Showtime…
It’s Almost Showtime… MainStage’s Noises Off Opens This Weekend!
Noises Off
July 18 – August 2
Presented by MainStage By Michael Frayn
Directed by B.J. Cleveland
Sardines! Sardines! Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off takes a fond look at the follies of theatre folk, whose susceptibility to out-of-control egos, memory loss, and passionate affairs turn every performance into a high-risk adventure.
Opening this Friday, July 18, don’t miss thisside-splitting backstage farce with slamming doors, falling trousers, and flying sardines July 18 through August 2!
Intro to Art- Mini Camp starts next week!
Hurry! Limited Spots Remain!
Through August 1, Irving Arts Center offers a variety of fun, curated educational experiences for kids and teens ages 4-16 with 11 unique camps to choose from. Space is still available for the remaining two mini art camps! Sign up today!
New Exhibit!
De Profundis:
Echoes from the Deep
Through October 25 in the Carpenter Lobby Gallery
Rooted in the rhythms of the natural world, this exhibition draws from the enigmatic beauty of sea anemones, creatures that blur the line between flower and predator.
Through vivid color and intricate pattern, each piece explores the emotional terrain of human connection and the delicate balance between what is seen and what is felt.
New Exhibit! Rooted Visions
Through October 18 in the Main Gallery
Through works by 25 Southern Black artists, Rooted Visions explores themes of resilience, storytelling, and the transformative power of creativity.
Portraits of Dementia: Photographs by Joe Wallace
Through August 16 in the Dupree Lobby Gallery
Organized by the Mid-America Arts Alliance, “Portraits of Dementia” is a unique exhibition which destigmatizes those living with dementia through moving portraits and stories of lives well-lived.
Amy Branch-Lambert: The Dance Lives On
Through August 30 in the Focus Gallery The Dance Lives On features a body of work by ceramics artist Amy Branch-Lambert that explores her brother’s life through the greater project of the National AIDS Memorial Quilt.
We’ve Been Framed
Through Sept 27 in the Courtyard Gallery We’ve Been Framed features artwork created by volunteers in the Department of Arts & Culture.
