by Willow Blythe When Daniel Yanez was just 8 years old, an art teacher at James Bowie Elementary in Oak Cliff recognized his distinctive ability to create art. This planted a dream that would soon become apparent in his later years. Yanez always knew he was good at making art, but at the time he [...]
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DSN Newswire Students at S.S. Conner Elementary School combine creativity and gardening at Texas Discovery Gardens’ latest art exhibition, Through the Eyes of a Child. For the past two years, the children have been participating in a Thriving Minds after school program led by Audrey Easley. Texas Discovery Gardens’ curator, Janet Reynolds, has been facilitating [...]
by Jennifer Buntz Andre Terry found his niche after accidentally getting placed in the sewing section of his high school home economics class. “The cooking class was full, so that’s when I learned how to sew,” said Terry, who was an all-around athlete at his high school in Austin. “Then I realized girls like clothes [...]
Stunning wall paintings are a product of The Friends of Greiner organization. Friends of Greiner is also sponsoring an after school graffiti club to teach the students about the history of graffiti and that they can still express their art in a legal manner.
Lay’s & Doritos Brands Celebrate Community Arts Black History Month Contest Winner
Opening reception at the Dallas Museum of Art will be held on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 at 6:30 pm
Dallas South News exhibit by photographer Grant Meeks focuses on veterans of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan
The Intersection of Perception and Reality is “Beside the Point” as South Side Hosts Art Exhibition by Visual Artist Midge Lynn
Works by Mark Crow and Marissa Williamson will run at South Dallas Cultural Center through January 1, 2011
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