In the series finale, we invited scenic designer Beowulf Boritt and conceptual artist Nic Nicosia to discuss their evolving fields and the role of staging in both the visual and performing arts. Plus info about some panel discussions you might want to know about at CentralTrak and Dallas Art Fair.

The late David Dillon, longtime architecture critic of The Dallas Morning News, has been honored with the David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture at UT-Arlington. Its inaugural symposium will have New Yorker critic Paul Goldberger as the keynote speaker.

A new chair, an old mural and a busload of books — quite the interesting roundup for this Friday morning.

Guest blogger Danielle Georgiou on two arts shows this weekend – one in an unusual venue.

Today in the roundup: A Radiohead recap, exploring space in Denton and a local record label owner speaks.

Dallas at night looks like the carnival has come here for good. Architectural skyrockets, that’s what we’re getting. So the Dallas Center for Architecture held a panel discussion. What’s up with all the new neon?

The Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge isn’t open for traffic-traffic yet. But it was open this weekend for foot traffic, puppet traffic, wealthy patron traffic and live music traffic – as the Bridge-O-Rama partied and hoped the new span will spark some renewal for West Dallas.

Spring has sprung! Come celebrate with the flowers this weekend at the Dallas Arboretum.

Today in the roundup: A local Oscar winner, a local dancer to know and a Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge blowout.

The architect behind the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge snags his first commission in Asia.