Happy Monday – time to check in with Creative Time, wish a legend Happy Birthday, and pick your cultural favorites in Dallas.

As passengers head to the new gates at Love Field, they’ll be greeted by another addition to the airport. Seven new pieces of public art are now on display. And that artwork serves many functions at the airport.

Seven new pieces of public art have been added to Love Field over the last few months. It’s all part of the $519 million Love Field Modernization Program. On Tuesday, some of the participating artists gathered to talk about making art for an airport.

As Nick Cave makes waves in NYC, we look back on the artist’s time in North Texas.

This fall, the Nasher will put up artworks around Dallas to mark its 10th anniversary. But a brand-new festival called MAP (Make Art with Purpose), will be doing the public-art-all-over-town thing as well. The budget’s smaller but the ambitions are big: Changing the way people think.

What do ordinary object sound like? That’s the question artist Shannon Novak is asking with his new show at The MAC.

Today in the roundup: Following the DSO in Europe, a call for public art and your 2013 Pritzker Prize winner.

Some glossy travel coverage in enRoute, Air Canada’s magazine. Museums, fashion and fancy architecture. That’s us in a shiny new nutshell.

Think of it as an early spring thaw. The Dallas Museum of Art will release three books just in the next few months through the Yale University Press — more than it’s done in a typical year.

Start a new family tradition with one of these fun, funky events.