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鈥淓ye to Eye: Two Lives in Art鈥� explores the decadeslong careers of Fort Worth artists Daniel and Dennis Blagg. Here鈥檚 when the film premieres.

A new series of murals across Fort Worth, funded by the Morris Foundation鈥檚 40th anniversary, spotlights local nonprofits.

The Greater Denton Arts Council and Denton Music and Arts Collaborative are teaming up again for the second Amplify Denton music festival this Saturday.

Fort Worth Art Fair and Main Street Arts Festival will happen at the same time April 16-19 in Sundance Square and the namesake street.

A new state program will allocate hundreds of millions of dollars to in-state film and TV productions. But Texas is playing catch up with states like Georgia and New Mexico.

The Historic Lancaster Theatre is reopening after years of renovation, transforming an abandoned movie house into a multi-purpose performance space. With a month-long grand reopening beginning April 11, the venue will host comedy, theater, music and immersive film events as part of a broader effort to revitalize downtown Lancaster.

The billboard on a truck shows a simple message: 鈥淯NT admin censored Marka27鈥檚 art.鈥� The billboard is a partnership between the two nonprofits and former Dallas resident turned Brooklyn-based street artist Victor Qui帽onez, better known by his street art signature Marka27.

Keith Thomson considers the gallery an asset to the Meadowbrook area that has long lacked businesses, such as grocery stores and restaurants.

A Dallas based collective is rethinking how people experience art. Founders Ra Kazadi and Rob Grass are using Nostalgia and Noise to give Dallas artists more opportunities.

"The arts have just always been a big part of my life," Lawson said. "I think arts month is important because it exposes the arts to people that maybe don't have that in their daily lives, and it's a way for us to share what we do on a bigger platform."

April is Dallas Arts Month, with performances, events and exhibitions across the city. For art leaders, the initiative not only highlights Dallas鈥檚 creative scene but encourages residents to explore art in a new way.

The internationally recognized ballet dancer was the North Texas company鈥檚 longest serving artistic director from 2003 to 2022.