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The First David Dillon Architecture Symposium Set

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.

Saturday Spotlight: Deep Ellum Outdoor Market & Poetry Slam

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Head to Deep Ellum for Wordspace’s craft market and poetry slam!

Review: The Undermain’s ‘Time in Kafka’

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It’s the last weekend to see the Undermain Theatre’s spooky-elegant-funny Time in Kafka. Critic Jerome Weeks grapples with what’s missing in this world premiere from Len Jenkins, the playwright who brought us the delightful Port Twilight.

The Friday Roundup – at Long Last!

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

Tonight at 8pm on KERA FM: Louise Erdrich visits ‘The Writers Studio’

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Don’t miss the last episode of this season’s The Writers Studio, featuring author Louise Erdrich

Art&Seek Jr: Weekly Adventures Just for Kids (And Their Entourage)

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Come give a mouse a cookie and look for the wild things this Friday as the Dallas Museum of Art hosts a variety of events as part of its Late Night at the Dallas Museum of Art event.

UNT’s Rilke Prize Winner Now a Critics’ Fave As Well

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The prizes are piling up for Space in Chains. And burdened by them all, author Laura Kasischke will be coming to town next month.

Review: Theatre Three’s ‘The Farnsworth Invention’

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The decades-long battle over the invention of television may get distorted in The Farnsworth Invention, but Theatre 3’s production makes it a sharp, snappy entertainment — one of the company’s best.

Tonight at 8pm on KERA FM: Mary Gordon visits ‘The Writers Studio’

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The Writers Studio continues at 8 tonight on KERA-FM, and this week’s a great one.

Wednesday Morning Roundup

Today in the roundup: The Kimbell’s important acquisition, designing the Nasher’s Soundings series and awards for Texas writers.

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