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'The Myth of a Colorblind France': Film Review |
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‘Myth of a Colorblind France’ Review: Artistry Abroad |
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Film Notes: DocuFest | Video Association of Dallas |
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'Texas in Paris' comes home: the true friendship behind a musical that finds unity across racial barriers |
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Mis Cazuelas' History, Food and Authenticity Draw Dallas' Cultural Power Couple |
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Deeply Personal Debut Miracle Fishing Leads an Impressive DocuFest Lineup |
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How A Music Scholar Finally Completed 'The Blues Come To Texas' |
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MYTH OF A COLORBLIND FRANCE Opens September 25 on Virtual Cinema |
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'Mandibles' ('Mandibules'): Film Review | Venice 2020 |
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'Tattoo Uprising': Film Review |
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New movies to stream this week: ‘Oliver Sacks: His Own Life,’ ‘We Are Many’ and more |
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Rare Film Footage of Artist Henry Ossawa Tanner in 1930s Paris |
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‘Dead’ and ‘The Artist’s Wife’ top this week’s streaming movies at Cleveland Cinemas and Cinematheque |
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South Street Seaport Museum Presents Tattoo History Free Virtual Talk, July 22 |
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'Extraordinary Ordinary People': Film Review |
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Film-tastic! Documentaries, short films peer into cowboy culture |
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The Museum of Street Culture Takes a Ground-Level Look at Dallas Arts |
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Meet Dallas’ Kaleta Doolin, a quiet titan for the recognition of women artists |
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Exploring the Bizarre Cult of Ink in 'Tattoo Uprising' |
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How Lightnin' Hopkins Came Back |
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Programming Note: Dallas Blues History at the Texas Theatre Tonight |
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Things to Do: Read The Blues Come to Texas |
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A Sweeping History of Texas Blues Celebrates Little-Known Musicians |
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The Beat Hotel: Film Review |
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Emory commemorates Juneteenth |
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The Cultural History Of Tattoos, Explained |
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Shy Guy's Grandfather Invented Fritos, But His Destiny Was Making Music |
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Edward Burtynsky and a bigger Discoveries section at Photo London 2018 |
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Groundbreaking German Artist Celebrated in Dallas: $100,000 and Nasher Moments |
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Tattoo History in the United States—How They Became a Thing |
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Eric Clapton and Dallas' Place in Blues History |
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‘You Don’t Need Feet to Dance,’ a Documentary on Sidiki Conde |
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Texas in Paris |
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The Swashbuckling Origins of One of America's Greatest Tattooers |
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Century-Old Tattoo and Flash Ephemera at the South Street Seaport Museum |
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Josephine Harreld Love, pianist and devoted arts advocate |
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You Don't Need Feet to Dance: Film Review |
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Homeward Bound |
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Akiń Babatundé to Star as Blind Lemon Jefferson in New Musical Lonesome Blues |
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| 40 |
Ed Hardy Changed Tattooing Forever |
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Study Up For 'Think': The Dallas Music Scene From The 1920's to the 1960's |
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The South Street Seaport Museum Announces GOTHAM AND GUS WAGNER |
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Visiting the Mary Ellen Mark Exhibit at the New Museum of Street Culture in Downtown Dallas |
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Historic 508 Park Makes Debut After Decades Of Quiet |
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Remembering Mack McCormick |
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Five years in the making, The Museum of Street Culture will finally open in downtown Dallas |
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Winston-Salem’s Tattoo Archive: Telling The Story Of Time Through Skin And Ink |
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Restoration of Historic 508 Park Building Takes Big Step Forward |
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The Museum of Street Culture Finds a Collaborator in the Designer of Paris' Louvre Satellite |
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In Memoriam: Undermain's Katherine Owens, Theatre Visionary |
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Someone Stole The Central Track Historical Marker Sign. |
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New Museum of Street Culture in downtown Dallas cements first exhibit |
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Exciting acquisitions inspire artful celebration at SMU's Meadows Museum |
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Holiday Volunteering In North Texas: A Quick Guide |
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Best and Worst Events of the Dallas Arts and Culture Scene, 2017 |
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Joe T. Garcia's Is a Fort Worth Institution — But Is It Still Worth the Trip? |
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Downtown Dallas' Museum of Street Culture opens with groundbreaking show |
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Katherine Owens, 1957-2019 |
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Norma Miller, The Queen of Swing Remembered | The Syncopated Times |
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Step into Dallas’ historic 508 Park building, now becoming Encore Park |
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Director doesn’t just cope with revival, he relishes it |
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Dromgoole: Crossword puzzle book has TX theme, TX music history |
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The 10 Best Dallas Music Documentaries |
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Plans for Dallas' Museum of Street Culture include taming the very street it celebrates |
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Paul Oliver, Pre-eminent Authority on the Blues, Dies at 90 |
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The Story Behind John Jeremiah Sullivan’s Times Magazine Cover Story |
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Norma's Celebrates 60th Anniversary with 1950s Prices |
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The Hidden Half of an East Texas Town |
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Tattooing in the Civil War Was a Hedge Against Anonymous Death |
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On Photography: The Cadence of Life, Through the Lens |
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Two Texas Bluesman and Tom Moore's Farm |
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Stage West's 'An Octoroon' underscores how far we've come — and still have to go — with racial equity in theat |
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Faith, Hope, Charity, and Cabaret |
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Theater Listings for Feb. 27-March 5 |
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Edward Lycett, Designer for Faience Company, Brooklyn |
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Local blues musician Ashton Savoy dies at 80 |
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Knights' Tale |
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A $2 million gift for Museum of Street Culture that's taking root in Dallas' historic 508 Park Ave. |
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Anne Morgan of New York found her calling in war relief |
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New York Love Affair with Tattoos Explored in Museum Exhibits |
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Theater Listings for Feb. 20-26 |
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Marty Stuart's Photo Book of Country Music Elites Tops Latest Music Books |
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Fall 2017 Movie Release Schedule |
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David Brown |
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Fair Park hasn't always been fair to everyone, and it's time Dallas finally tells that story |
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Oh, Brothers! |
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The Reader's comprehensive-ish film review index | Movie Feature |
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The 2017 holiday sneaks list includes blockbusters like 'Justice League' and 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' |
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'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' now on DVD, Blu-ray (review) |
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Resurrecting the Oak Cliff building that was once home to the biggest gospel publisher in the world |
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Eighty years later, the stories told by ex-slaves in Dallas still sting |
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In Theaters This Weekend: Reviews of 'mother!,' 'American Assassin' and More |
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