Man Breaks Into Dallas Museum of Art and Smashes Artworks, Including Several Greek Artifacts
According to one guard, the man damaged the objects because "he got mad at his girl."
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Artworks Attacked at Dallas Museum of Art, Shanghai Arts Venues Remain Closed, and More: Morning Links for June 3, 2022
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Prisms of Influence: “Slip Zone” at the Dallas Museum of Art
Connecting Modernism to Mono-ha to Minimalism, this exhibition suggests that postwar abstraction involved more international exchanges than single vectors of influence.
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Matthew Wong’s Luminous Landscapes Will Have First U.S. Museum Retrospective in Dallas
The exhibition opens at the Dallas Museum of Art this October.
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Marcel Duchamp Archive Goes Online, Dallas Museum of Art Plans Expansion, and More: Morning Links for January 25, 2022
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Are Museums’ Young Patron Groups Meeting Calls for Diversity?
Circles geared toward patrons in their 20s and 30s have traditionally groomed the next generation of American museum trustees.
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Dallas Museum Acquires Basquiat Apartment Door Painting: ‘A Treasured Object’
Few major U.S. institutions own Basquiat paintings.
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Richard Brettell, Impressionism Scholar Who Transformed Texas Art Scene, Has Died at 71
Brettell directed the Dallas Museum of Art from 1988 to 1992.
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Dallas Museum of Art Appoints Julien Domercq as Assistant Curator of European Art
He comes to the institution from the National Gallery in London, where he recently completed a curatorial fellowship.
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