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Why Every Family Needs More Creativity and Less Perfection
Now that Summer is here there is a funny thing that happens when people hear the word “art.” Many of us immediately think of museums, professional artists, expensive supplies, or projects that belong on social media. But over the years, I have learned that creativity has very little to do with perfection. In our home, creativity often looks like a pile of crayons left on the kitchen table, a sketchbook with half-finished drawings, photographs of butterflies and flowers taken during an afternoon walk, or a child proudly holding up a creation that only makes sense to them. And honestly, those are usually the moments that matter most for my family..…
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Enjoy Spring Break at the Nasher Sculpture Center
I wanted to share a great way to enjoy Spring Break at the Nasher Sculpture Center with free admission, family-friendly activities, music, and film. I would like to see if David would like to go with me. If he can’t go, would you want to? What: Free admission and programs featuring tours, collaborative projects, art making with guest artists, and a special ‘til Midnight program with music and a movie screening in the garden. When: March 18–March 22, 2026 Where: The Nasher Sculpture Center, 2001 Flora Street, Dallas TX 75201 Details: POW! POP! CREATE! Spring Break gets a Pop Art remix at the Nasher. Inspired by Roy Lichtenstein’s bold graphics and Robert Rauschenberg’s inventive use of everyday…
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