Stephen Becker | May 21, 2012
Today in the roundup: Reviewing FW Opera’s ‘Figaro,’ 35 Denton’s impact on its host city and Ernesto Neto discusses his work at the Nasher.
Jerome Weeks | May 15, 2012
Architecture critic Paul Goldberger on the Nasher’s slow-roasting by Museum Tower: “The Nasher was there first, it didn’t create the problem, and it is suffering from it.” Why, in heaven’s name, he asks, should it be asked to help remedy the problem?
Anne Bothwell | May 2, 2012
Arts District dust-up makes the Times, the Tonys have a few local ties, and some pretty pix of architects: it’s the Wednesday round-up.
Anne Bothwell | April 30, 2012
The Nasher has a few new feathered friends.
Jerome Weeks | April 25, 2012
The Dallas artist’s meticulously recreated killer-whale carcass wowed them at the Whitney Biennial in 2004. It was the bleakest possible natural history display. Now the Nasher is showcasing a trio of his brilliantly creepy works.
Stephen Becker | April 20, 2012
Well-known Dallas attorney and civic leader Tom Luce has agreed to mediate a high-stakes dispute between the Nasher Sculpture Center and the Museum Tower, which is under construction next door.
Stephen Becker | April 9, 2012
Today in the roundup: Dallas Art Fair thinks locally, Museum Tower vs. the Nasher and attracting new opera fans.
Stephen Becker | March 29, 2012
Today in the roundup: Trouble in the Arts District, reviewing Emma in Fort Worth and local music bits.
Stephen Becker | March 7, 2012
Today in the roundup: The Kimbell’s important acquisition, designing the Nasher’s Soundings series and awards for Texas writers.
Stephen Becker | February 1, 2012
Today in the roundup: 8.0 closing to benefit Modern, assessing The Bacchae at the Nasher and CADD’s creative dinner.