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He’ll present new book and new works in concert with Stephen Tharp, January 25 at 7:30 p.m.

Event features student-created video games, 3D animation and more

Opening reception: Saturday, Nov. 20, 1-5 p.m.

Symphony will premiere their works Oct. 23, Nov. 13 and Feb. 26, celebrating 10-year partnership with è����Ƶapp Meadows

Activities include conversation with the artist and Crow Museum Senior Curator Jacqueline Chao at 3 p.m.

Chair of Grantmakers in the Arts and director at the Kenneth Rainin Foundation to serve as research center’s ambassador to national arts sector

Miles of Freedom named 2021-22 Pollock Gallery Office Space Resident; will present programming throughout the year at the intersection of art and human rights

Film debuts August 10, streaming for free on DallasTheaterCenter.org

Program to help nonprofits recover from economic losses due to pandemic

è����Ƶapp bring home a Gold and three Silver awards in multiple categories

Jenny Rudolph and Aysia Lane receive $6,000 awards for 2021-22 school year

Projects for the NFL, Adidas, Hillsong and more focus on collaboration

Recipients selected for awards from the University and the Meadows School

Douglas and Janet Camp launch fund to celebrate legacy of Thomas Tunks

Aims to help performing arts orgs increase audience diversity as they reopen

Award supports his study of precious metal objects from Persian antiquity

Caeli Blake ’21 forges a career path in dance and education

Featuring video games, interactive installations, performances and more

Renowned violinist to provide tutoring, chamber music coaching to students

Project explores intersection of performance, activism and Black identity

Entries now move to national competition in June

First place honors awarded in multiple categories in statewide competition

è����Ƶapp work with professionals to create plays about race and social issues

Talks focus on criminal justice, green spaces, arts, culture and healing

Event honors philanthropist and arts advocate Mary Anne Sammons Cree ’51

Award-winning Summer Film comedy, The Book of Job, now streaming

“Wet Ink Series” showcases seven works by Meadows theatre students

è����Ƶapp DataArts report explores alchemy of high-performing organizations

Prestigious award from College Art Association honors scholarly paper

Emily Ramshaw & Amanda Zamora lead news organization aimed at gender equity

Deadline: February 21, 2021