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DON’T BE LATE… For These Very Important Dates! ALICE and SEUSSICAL
If truth was none I would like to attend both of the shows and I would remind everyone attending the Plays with me to DON’T BE LATE… For These Very Important Dates! ALICE and SEUSSICAL. Charlie and I could study these plays in our Homeschooling classes. Where we could build quite a few lessons around the plays and Field trips we could attend including having High Tea. JOIN US FOR TEA PARTIES AFTER SELECT PERFORMANCES!! COMING SOON!! Thank you, Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
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February at the Nasher Sculpture Center
Barry X Ball: Remaking Sculpture What: Barry X Ball reimagines and transforms historical artworks thought the combination of 3D-scanning technology, computer-aided modeling software, stone-cutting technology and centuries-old craft techniques requiring thousands of hours of detailed handwork. He has adapted innovative technologies and traditional techniques to make carefully honed sculptures in semi-precious stones—rarely used due to their difficulty to carve and lack of consistency—that push the physical and conceptual boundaries of sculpture. When: Through April 19, 2020 Where: Nasher Sculpture Center, 2001 Flora Street, Dallas, TX 75201 Details: Purchase tickets online or free with general admission Purchase Tickets: Resist/Release in Lower Level Gallery What: A small show of sculptures, including recent acquisitions, in the Lower Level Gallery…
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What’s On At the Carter
What’s Coming to the Carter The Perilous Texas Adventures of Mark Dion opens February 8 with an Artist Talk at 1 p.m. Are you ready for an adventure at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art? On February 8, learn more from the artist himself about the curious collections of The Perilous Texas Adventures of Mark Dion at our next Artist Talk. Hear about the details of this exhibition from Mark Dion who will describe his method for collecting materials and his creative process for these large-scale installations. Visitors will be able to discover the inspiration behind this site-specific exhibition that retraces the footsteps of several 19th-century explorers in Texas. Not only can guests gain insight…








