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Dallas Navigator: a guide to the city, from cocktails to cowboy cultureDallas has a booming arts district, the most hotels currently under construction of any city in the US, and cowboy culture in spades: the ‘Big D’ is riding high
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Dallas Art Fair 2024: what to seeThe Dallas Art Fair celebrates galleries in the U.S Southwest. This year artists share a penchant for wide open spaces and a focus on the natural world. Here are our highlights
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Dallas' new Hôtel Swexan caters to old souls and the young at heartHôtel Swexan is a new classic character in the cultural history of Texas
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FoundRae’s Dallas, Texas residency gains steamJewellery label FoundRae’s Dallas pop-up at The Conservatory in Highland Park Village combines medallions, charms and homeware alongside vintage objects
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Lean back: a museum lounge doubles up as art at Dallas’ Nasher Sculpture CenterLounge areas of museums routinely slip into the shadows when it comes to taking in the main event – that is, the paintings and sculptures on display. But the Renzo Piano-designed Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, which is best known for its monumental collection of Calder, Picasso and Matisse sculptures, has taken a decidedly novel tack. For a new rendition of the classic museum lounge, Nasher director Jeremy Strick reached out to the Naples-born, LA-based artist Piero Golia, who worked in tandem with architect Edwin Chan – formerly of Frank O Gehry Associates – to conjure up an enticing space, filled with top-notch contemporary art.
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Shear success: Helmut Lang’s sheepskin sculptures at Dallas Contemporary -
Morphosis complete a new home for the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas -
Brick trick: Forty Five Ten opens colossal flagship in Dallas -
Historic piece of Dallas architecture transformed into hotel -
Dallas house brings glassy modernism to leafy suburban streetsDallas studio Smitharc Architecture + Interiors completes St Andrews Residence, a glassy new modernist mansion in the city’s suburbs
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On the rise: Dallas celebrates contemporary art with inaugural music and arts festival -
Sculpture and society: Pedro Reyes looks to Ancient Greece at Dallas Contemporary -
Camera ready: unseen works by Irving Penn get an airing in Dallas -
Different strokes: seminal survey of Jackson Pollock's work opens in Dallas -
Loris Gréaud's trail of destruction at Dallas Contemporary
