Museums

Step into the Crow Museum of Asian Art’s location at UT Dallas and you’ll find a fantastical world of hybridity and empathy created by Saya Woolfalk.

Discussing the National Medal of Honor Museum with their President and CEO, Chris Cassidy, a former navy seal and NASA astronaut.

The series of contemporary Spanish films begins May 15 with Mamifera in the museum’s Bob and Jean Smith Auditorium on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas.

Acclaimed director Ava DuVernay reflected on what the Smithsonian museums mean to Americans as she received a lifetime achievement award on Thursday.

Dallas County commissioners are debating the future of the Sixth Floor Museum as the nonprofit seeks a long-term lease and full use of the historic building. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil has more.

There are seven new additions to the permanent collection of the Dallas Museum of Art, acquired from the Dallas Art Fair.

These are the last days to experience the exhibition comprised of 60 works of art by 50 diverse, intergenerational artists exploring the complexities of visibility.

A new exhibit at the Amon Carter Museum is celebrating 40 years of Richard Avedon’s ‘In the American West.’

The YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, which preserves Ashkenazi Jewish life, relocated to New York City in 1940.

The morning of April 15, 1912 the Titanic sank in the icy waters of the North Atlantic. Dallas is now home to one of the most immersive touring experiences.

The Amon Carter Museum of American Art is hosting a celebration of its latest acquisition.

Frida: Beyond the Myth and Cecily Brown: Themes and Variations will close in February.

It’s also the last chance to see the three exhibits that opened in 2024 at the Fort Worth museum.

Arlington’s National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation announces they will host an on-site job fair for a variety of positions on Feb. 1-2.

Dr. Harry Robinson Jr. retires after 50 years leading the African American Museum of Dallas, leaving a legacy of education and impact.

The mid-winter is anything but bleak with art, music, theater and dance events filling the first month of 2025. Within 31 days, North Texans can savor the last few days of holiday joy, explore Vesuvius, immerse themselves in Shakespeare at a theatre-in-the-round, and hear two world-class violinists perform with two different orchestras.

The Amon Carter museum introduced the 2025 Class of Carter Community Artists.

Thirteen North Texas MFA students will get a chance to shine in the new year. Dallas Contemporary will  present Open University, the inaugural DC NTX Graduate Student Program exhibition, opening January 24, 2025.

A 150-million-year-old Stegosaurus fossil, known as “Apex”, will be on display at the American Museum of Natural History starting Dec. 8.

The Dallas Museum of Art’s Director will step down at the end of the year after an eight-year tenure.