Arts Event Opening

Collector Bucks Burnett shares highlights of his collection.

Including a Led Zeppelin eight track signed by the three surviving members of Led Zeppelin.

It may have been too crowded to get into most of the shows, but Spotlight Sunday's massive turnout could serve as an encouraging nudge for the Dallas Arts District.

Let the wild rumpus begin!

Donations benefit children who need cochlear implants, hearing aids, auditory-verbal therapy, and educational support services, and is based on families' financial needs.

Artists showcase their painting, jewelery making, interactive photography, and sketching, plus live bands and poets recite their masterpieces.

A picture is worth over 30 years of sex, drugs, and rock and roll.

Sergio Garcia, partner in the Design District gallery, will be showcasing his artwork alongside several other artists.

Kenn Thorpe has produced a strong body of work photographing sites of sacred and political power in diverse locations.

Check out how surfer dudes (and dudettes) used to chillax it back in the day.

It was a hot one, but that didn't keep crowds away from this fun annual event.

Nick Z is a mixed media artist who uses his drawings as a foundation to make work that ranges from small scale pen and inks to large scale on site installations.

This week(end) offers a good dose of art openings with a sprinkling of First Thursdays.

Perceptions of space are warped and notions of man versus nature are implied in works that mimic natural properties yet assert a man-made quality by altering and taking control of light, shadow, and space.

The spring festivals and gallery walks are over for the season, but that doesn't mean you can't gallery hop anyway.

Also in the project room, works by Jennie Ottinger.

In this exhibition, artists explore issues central to the practice of architecture such as form, mass, volume, light and shadow, the interior vs. exterior, public vs. private, site-specificity, and making space active.

The creator of Fort Worth's new Avenue of Light will show digitally generate 3-D models of his sculptures.

One word: artastic!

An exhibit of Americans at work and their accomplishments.