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Mayoral Candidates Debate Arts, Arts Funding, Arts Re-Districting

Can the hotel-motel tax be used to support Dallas arts? How big a draw is culture for luring companies here? Dallas’ four mayoral candidates answered questions Wednesday at the Nasher Arts Forum.

Last Episode of Think TV Airs Friday

Categorized Under: Culture, Film and Television, Uncategorized 5 Comments

KERA announced that it is canceling Think TV and eliminating six positions at the station, due to uncertainties about the economy, federal funding.

The Big Deal: The Wizard of Oz at Casa Mañana

One Big Deal winner and three friends will be off to see the wizard at Casa Mañana!

The Big Deal: Psychedelic Furs at Granada Theater

Categorized Under: Culture, Giveaways, Local Events, Music, Uncategorized 1 Comment

It’s ’80s dress up night at the Granada and we’re inviting two winners and their dates to put on those ripped day-glo t-shirts and headbands and go see the Psychedelic Furs.

The Science of Music Appreciation

Categorized Under: Arts Education, Books, Culture, Dance, History or Science, Music No Comments

We already know (usually) which songs will be hits. But which singer’s interpretation of a song hits us more? The NYTimes reports it’s all about setting patterns and subtly breaking them.

Dallas Opera's Maria Callas Award Nominees Announced

Categorized Under: Culture, Dallas Arts District, Local Events, Music, Uncategorized No Comments

The Dallas Opera has announced the nominees for its Maria Callas Debut Artist of the Year Award. Winners have included Cecilia Bartoli and Ben Heppner. Opera subscribers? You’ve got til May 3 to vote.

DADA Gallery Walk Slideshow

Categorized Under: Culture, Local Events, Uncategorized, Visual Arts 2 Comments

We strolled along Dragon Street for the Dallas Art Dealers Association’s annual Spring Gallery Walk. A perfect spring day for it, so we captured a few images.

Hong Kong Developer Creates 'Art Malls,' Has Never Seen NorthPark

Hong Kong real-estate mogul Adrian Chen says the Chinese are yearning for a different retail experience. So he’s creating a line of “K11″ malls” featuring local artists in gallery-like settings amid high-end shops.

Jac Alder's 50th and Theatre 3's New Season

At a gala luncheon today, arts patrons and performers celebrated Theatre 3’s 50th anniversary — and honored its long-time leader, Jac Alder.

Guest Blog: Capturing Today's Wars in Photos

Categorized Under: Culture, History or Science, Local Events, Uncategorized, Visual Arts No Comments

“XXI: Conflicts in a New Century” features work by today’s best war photographers. The show’s co-curator Charles Dee Mitchell shares thoughts about the history of documenting conflict.

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