Dallas Hope Charities: Pride Panel
Thursday, June 18, 2026
6:00PM - 9:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Join Dallas Hope Charities and Dallas Contemporary on the eve of Juneteenth for our 5th annual Pride Panel. This year, we are proud to present Black Pride: Exploring the Intersection of Identity & Liberation, a dynamic evening dedicated to honoring, discussing, and celebrating the intersectional experiences of Blackness and LGBTQIA+ identity.

The night kicks off at 6:00 PM with an energetic community market and resource fair featuring a variety of local vendors and organizations.

At 7:00 PM, our featured panel discussion begins. Moderated by Naomi Green, the conversation will bring together local leaders and changemakers—including Olive Okoro—for a deep, insightful exploration of personal liberation, community resilience, and what it means to live authentically at the intersections of race and sexuality.

Stick around after the discussion for our brand-new After Hour segment from 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM, where local favorite DJ Diva Summer will keep the energy going with a curated set of mellow house tracks.

Come for the conversation, stay for the community. Admission is free and RSVPs are highly encouraged!

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Yoga
Saturday, June 20th, 2026
10:00AM - 11:00AM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free for members, $15 General admission

Join Dallas Contemporary for DC YOGA taught by Kymber Campbell

The class is vinyasa based with an emphasis on personal embodiment, breath, and functional mobility. Additionally on the importance of slow breathing and intentional movement for regaining balance (physical, mental, & spiritual). Classes are designed for all-levels. Students can expect to learn more about themselves, their bodies, and their breath along the way. 

Attendants should bring their own mat and water bottle.

Admission covers entry to one session

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Process Tour: Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética
Sunday, June 21, 2026
1:00PM - 2:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Join us for a guided tour through our current exhibition, Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética, with a focus on the material and process Moreno uses to create his work. This tour is recommended for those who are curious about the material choices artists make and how they inform the overall impact of the work.

Learn more about Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, Mural Cycle 5: Supreme Consciousness, 2024-2026. acrylic on panel. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Micro Exhibitions: Claire Kennedy | Chance Al-Hajji
Friday, June 26, 2026
6:00PM - 9:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
$15 GA | Free for Members

Join Dallas Contemporary to celebrate the opening of two micro exhibitions;

Freckles by Claire Kennedy

Horses in My Dreams, Like Waves, Like The Sea by Chance Al-Hajji

Freckles is intimate and sentimental, Kennedy’s interdisciplinary practice is not afraid to explore unconventional materials. Small works made out of paper pulp, paint mixed with sand and glitter, these tchotchke sized objects walk the line between painting and sculpture. Interested in collection and organization, Kennedy’s Charms and Protection Paintings are installed in small clusters around her studio. These objects are flexible, they allow Kennedy the room to intuitively install them as she sees fit, constructing shelving and pedestals for her in-studio curio cabinet.

Horses in My Dreams, Like Waves, Like The Sea occupies a space in a high chroma, celestial universe, Al-Hajji’s folkloric story telling blends with the fantastical. Created through a daily process of reflection, their anthropomorphized horses act as vessels for growth and change within themselves. Whether they are grazing in pastoral landscapes or wading through oceans and galaxies, the characters that Al-Hajji creates live in a world of cartoonish nostalgia.

ABOUT CLAIRE KENNEDY
Claire Kennedy (she/her) is a Fort Worth-based artist originally from Cincinnati, Ohio. She currently teaches art and design courses at the Texas Christian University, Tarrant County College, and the University of North Texas. Claire has participated in artist residencies at Arts Fort Worth in Fort Worth, Texas, Nectar in Les Guilleries-Savassona, Spain, and Azule in Hot Springs, North Carolina. She has exhibited throughout Texas at Galleri Urbane, Clamp Light Gallery, Easyside, and 500X Gallery among others. She has been published in New American Paintings, VoyageDallas, and Southwest Contemporary. Claire has taught creative workshops at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Nasher Sculpture Center, and Arts Fort Worth. She is also a studio member at Easyside, an arts nonprofit located in East Fort Worth.

ABOUT CHANCE AL-HAJJI
Chance Al-Hajji (they/them) is a multinational, London-born, Austin-based interdisciplinary artist. They completed their BFA at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York in 2023. Following their thesis show at Pratt, Al-Hajji has been featured in group exhibitions in both Austin and Dallas, Texas. 

ABOUT DALLAS CONTEMPORARY
Dallas Contemporary is a non-collecting arts space, a kunsthalle, with the mission to present the forefront of contemporary artistic practice and artistic production through exhibitions, performances, and public programs in order to advance the discovery and appreciation of the art of this moment. Always different. Always free.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

Join Dallas Contemporary for a conversation between exhibiting artist Francisco Moreno and guest curator Thomas Feulmer.

Event check-in begins at 3:00, talk begins at 3:30

Francisco Moreno earned his BFA in Painting from the University of Texas at Arlington and his MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, with solo presentations at institutions and galleries across the U.S. He is the recipient of numerous awards and grants, including support from the Nasher Sculpture Center. Moreno lives and works in Dallas, Texas.

Thomas Feulmer is a Dallas-based curator and Curator at The Warehouse, a jointly operated nonprofit art foundation formed in 2024 by Howard Rachofsky and Thomas Hartland-Mackie, where he has worked since 2004. His recent exhibitions include Sound as Sculpture (2022), exploring how artists use sound to shape space and perception, and For What It’s Worth: Value Systems in Art since 1960 (2024), a major survey of conceptual practices co-curated with Lisa Le Feuvre. His past projects also include Modern Ruin (2011), a two-day exhibition staged in an abandoned WaMu bank building.

Francisco Moreno: Historia Sintética is supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, the Dallas Art Fair Foundation, Khaite, Art Dealers of America Association, Alto, The Conservatory, Brian Bolke + Faisal Halum, Donna + Reed Cagle, John Clutts + Dr. Sami Arslanlar, Kathleen Cruz + Rogelio Reyes, Greer Goss, Joyce Goss, Tammy Cotton Hartnett + Will Hartnett, Christina + Sal Jafar, Kaleta Blaffer Johnson, Catalina Gonzalez Jorba + Santiago Jorba, Sheryl + Eric Maas, Karla + Mark McKinley, Ann + John McReynolds, Patricia Miller, Tori Richard Mulford + Ross Mulford, Carly + Micah Nance, Jill Parker + Rod Sager, Jacquelin Sewell + William Atkinson, Cindy + Howard Rachofsky, Dr. Travis Vandergriff + Dr. Rodrigo Zepeda, Shelby Wagner + Niven Morgan, and Dr. Megan + Brady Wood. In cooperation with the Dallas Museum of Art and Patron Magazine.

DC Context Tour: Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética
Thursday, July 4, 2026
1:00PM - 2:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Discover the artists' imagery, intent, and curatorial narratives—a must for first-time visitors.

Join us for a guided tour through our current exhibition, Historia Sintética, where we will explore the imagery, intent and artist narrative that Francisco Moreno uses within his work. For first time visitors of the exhibitions, this is the recommended experience to get a holistic view of the works on display.

Learn more about Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

- No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

- Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografía sin flash

- Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

- This is a weapon-free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, The Allegory of Weed Gummy and Alcohol Induced Anxiety, 2021. 51.2 x 76.8 in. acrylic on canvas. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

Stroller Tour at Dallas Contemporary
Wednesday, July 8, 2026
10:00AM - 11:00AM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Bring the kids to a staff-led stroll through our current exhibitions!

Taking place on select second Wednesdays of the month before we open to the public, parents and caregivers are invited to bring children up to 5 years old for a guided stroll through our current exhibitions.

The stroller tour is a time in which conversation, questions, and animated babies are encouraged!

Explore what's on view at Dallas Contemporary here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

With this registered admission I give permission for the Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Yoga
Sunday, July 12, 2026
10:00AM - 11:00AM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free for members, $15 General admission

Join Dallas Contemporary for DC YOGA taught by Kymber Campbell

The class is vinyasa based with an emphasis on personal embodiment, breath, and functional mobility. Additionally on the importance of slow breathing and intentional movement for regaining balance (physical, mental, & spiritual). Classes are designed for all-levels. Students can expect to learn more about themselves, their bodies, and their breath along the way. 

Attendants should bring their own mat and water bottle.

Admission covers entry to one session

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Stories Tour: Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética
Sunday, July 12, 2026
1:00PM - 2:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Join us for a guided tour through our current exhibition Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética, with a focus on the individual artist and their career. This tour is recommended for individuals who are interested in how an artist's personal narrative can influence their practice, and how a viewer's own stories might find new meaning through art.

Learn more about Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, Jaguar Dreams, 2023, acrylic and oil on canvas. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

Third Thursday After Hours
Thursday, July 16, 2026
5:00PM - 8:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Can't make it to DC during regular hours? Join us on select Thursdays for after hours from
5:00PM - 8.00PM!

Third Thursdays represent our commitment to accessibility, ensuring that those unable to visit during regular hours can still experience our exhibitions. By opening our doors on these designated days, we provide an opportunity for broader public engagement, especially for individuals who may have conflicting schedules or reside outside the area. It's our way of extending a warm welcome to everyone, regardless of their constraints, fostering greater inclusivity and community connection.

Explore what's on view at Dallas Contemporary here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

- No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

- Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografía sin flash

- Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

- This is a weapon-free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, Squirrel, Red, 2024. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Process Tour: Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética
Sunday, July 19, 2026
1:00PM - 2:00 PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Join us for a guided tour through our current exhibition, Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética, with a focus on the material and process Moreno uses to create his work. This tour is recommended for those who are curious about the material choices artists make and how they inform the overall impact of the work.

Learn more about Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintéticahere.

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, Mural Cycle 5: Supreme Consciousness, 2024-2026. acrylic on panel. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

This is A _____'s World is a sculptural video performance collaboration between clown, clown, and clown. By stumbling through a failed stand-up routine and nonsensical inner monologue mumblings set to music, Andie Flores as clown will construct a follow-the-leader-type exploration of failure and hope, transforming the environment of DC EMPTY into a colorful, sharp-edged playroom. 

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ANDIE FLORES (b. 1990) (she/her) is a performance artist in Austin, Texas, who uses embarrassment as a medium for investigating hyper-visibility in a racialized body across barriers of border, history, and capital. Flores creates experimental live performances that pair identity and comedic culture moments with over-exaggerated, often grotesque shapes and sounds. She is fascinated by the urgent task of world-building at the edge of the limits of art-making. 

Her work and performances have been shown at Austin Sketch Fest, Bushwig, Presa House Gallery, The Museum of Human Achievement, OUTsider Festival, Ivester Contemporary, MASS Gallery, Future Front Film Fest, Contrast Film Festival, Fusebox Festival, The Dallas Latino Cultural Center, Fallout Theater, Coldtowne Theater, Crashbox, Roskilde Festival, Warehouse9, DORF Gallery, and Cagematch Project.

DC Context Tour: Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética
Saturday, August 8, 2026
1:00PM - 2:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Join us for a guided tour through our current exhibition, Historia Sintética, where we will explore the imagery, intent and artist narrative that Francisco Moreno uses within his work. For first time visitors of the exhibitions, this is the recommended experience to get a holistic view of the works on display.

Learn more about Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

- No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

- Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografía sin flash

- Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

- This is a weapon-free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, The Allegory of Weed Gummy and Alcohol Induced Anxiety, 2021. 51.2 x 76.8 in. acrylic on canvas. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Yoga
Sunday, August 9, 2026
10:00AM - 11:00AM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free for members, General admission $15

Join Dallas Contemporary for DC YOGA taught by Kymber Campbell

The class is vinyasa based with an emphasis on personal embodiment, breath, and functional mobility. Additionally on the importance of slow breathing and intentional movement for regaining balance (physical, mental, & spiritual). Classes are designed for all-levels. Students can expect to learn more about themselves, their bodies, and their breath along the way. 

Attendants should bring their own mat and water bottle.

Admission covers entry to one session

MUSEUM POLICIES

- No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

- Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografía sin flash

- Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

- This is a weapon-free zone | Zona libre de armas

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

Stroller Tour at Dallas Contemporary
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
10:00AM - 11:00AM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Bring the kids to a staff-led stroll through our current exhibitions!

Taking place on select second Wednesdays of the month before we open to the public, parents and caregivers are invited to bring children up to 5 years old for a guided stroll through our current exhibitions.

The stroller tour is a time in which conversation, questions, and animated babies are encouraged!

Explore what's on view at Dallas Contemporary here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

With this registered admission I give permission for the Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Stories Tour: Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética
Saturday, August 15, 2026
1:00PM - 2:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Join us for a guided tour through our current exhibition Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética, with a focus on the individual artist and their career. This tour is recommended for individuals who are interested in how an artist's personal narrative can influence their practice, and how a viewer's own stories might find new meaning through art.

Learn more about Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, Jaguar Dreams, 2023, acrylic and oil on canvas. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

Third Thursday After Hours
Thursday, August 20, 2026
5:00PM - 8:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Can't make it to DC during regular hours? Join us on select Thursdays for after hours from
5:00PM - 8.00PM.

Third Thursdays represent our commitment to accessibility, ensuring that those unable to visit during regular hours can still experience our exhibitions. By opening our doors on these designated days, we provide an opportunity for broader public engagement, especially for individuals who may have conflicting schedules or reside outside the area. It's our way of extending a warm welcome to everyone, regardless of their constraints, fostering greater inclusivity and community connection.

Explore what's on view at Dallas Contemporary here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

- No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

- Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografía sin flash

- Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

- This is a weapon-free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, Squirrel, Red, 2024. acrylic on canvas. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.

DC Process Tour: Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética
Sunday, August 23, 2026
1:00PM - 2:00PM
161 Glass St. Dallas, TX
Free admission

Join us for a guided tour through our current exhibition, Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética, with a focus on the material and process Moreno uses to create his work. This tour is recommended for those who are curious about the material choices artists make and how they inform the overall impact of the work.

Learn more about Francisco Moreno, Historia Sintética here.

MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

Francisco Moreno, Mural Cycle 5: Supreme Consciousness, 2024-2026. acrylic on panel. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.

With this registered admission, I give permission for Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media, such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.