You walk into a gallery and see 3D glasses, a faux floating cloud, and a stereo card viewer complete with a stack of cards that beg to be touched. It's not just an exhibition; it's an experience. It's not just landscape photography; it's Irby Pace. Seemingly innocuous spaces are transformed by vibrant bursts of smoke, creating surreal photographs which defy time. Years of experimentation with balloons and chemicals to create the rainbow smoke manifest in Pace's latest exhibit

Art season is upon us...Dallas Art Fair, the Opera Festival at TDO, and many other art events are kicked off with a night of openings for you to enjoy! Now nobody has time to figure out their art-gallery hopping night, so I did it for you! Follow this list for your complete art experience this Saturday and get your culture on!! Erin Cluley Gallery (11:00am - 1:00pm) at home on time: Nic Nicosia Bivins Gallery (5:00 - 8:00pm) Jack Whitten: Earlier Works Cris Worley Fine Arts (

Inspired by architecture and exploring limitless freedom via canvas, Mesonoxian Meditations provides a fresh take on abstract art. Jennifer Morgan's new series at Carneal Simmons Contemporary is unlike any of her past work, mixing airy abstract backgrounds with meticulous geometric shapes. Her patrons include Neiman Marcus and the OMNI Hotel Dallas, which houses 86 of her paintings in their permanent collection. Carneal Simmons is hosting a cocktail reception this Saturday 5:

José Parlá is world renowned for bringing  the energy and heart of "street art" to canvas, with works everywhere from the New World Trade Ce

With each new opening, the Dallas Contemporary continues to push all bounds of exhibitions and artists. Their autumn exhibitions include the first US shows of renowned photographer Bruce Weber and Brazil's leading contemporary artist Laercio Redondo. In the past, the Dallas Contemporary has hosted pioneering exhibitions of contemporary artists throughout the globe, putting them in the international spotlight. The experience of viewing three solo exhibitions by artists that ar

The Dallas Contemporary outdid themselves once again with a trifecta of breathtaking artists. Diverse exhibitions by Paola Pivi, Dan Colen, and Helmut Lang kept guests in awe while moving throughout the specially redesigned space. Countless rooms were created to highlight and complement the work of each artist; the expansive spaces for Pivi's commanding works are contrasted by museum-like rooms dividing Colen's series. Viewing these exhibitions is an experience, and the works