This is an photography exhibition by Michael Cassidy.

This exhibit will display objects from the 6 major barrios in Dallas and will illustrate the role that the Mexican-American barrios had in developing the communities of Dallas.

This exhibit features the works of quilt artist Carol Morrissey. These quilts go beyond the borders of quilt stereotypes by combining nature, art, photography and skill to show what a needle, thread and imagination can accomplish.

'Blending the Old and the New: Quilts by Paul D. Pilgrim' is something amazing. Using multigenerational pieces found from all over the country, his quilts tell both the story of quilting as well as the story of quilters themselves.

Watch a selection of quilts by Irving Quilt Guild Members on dispaly.

This exhibit showcases Fleming's work from start to finish, with emphasis on the various techniques used to create her children's books.

This exhibit features a selection of contemporary quilts by Texas quilt artists. Curated by Marcie Inman and guest curator Barbara Oliver Hartman.

This display showcases silent moving images of President John F. Kennedy, from his 1960 presidential campaign through his funeral on November 25, 1963. The exhibit is highlighted by eleven amateur films presented in their entirety and vividly demonstrates the importance of film preservation.

This is a full-scale American museum survey of the work of Kara Walker. Set in the American South before the Civil War, Walker’s compositions play off stereotypes to portray, often grotesquely, life on the plantation. The exhibit features works ranging from Walker’s signature black cut-paper silhouettes to film animations to more than one hundred works on paper.

More than fifty photographs feature in this first-ever comprehensive survey of the work of Nell Dorr (1893-1988), one of the most spiritual and empathetic photographic artists of the twentieth century.

The Impressionist movement fostered breathtakingly original pictorial idioms that ushered in the progressive art of the 20th century. This exhibit presents works that have come to define the Impressionist achievement. It features masterpieces of painting by the world’s most beloved artists, including Édouard Manet, Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cézanne, Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

This display of large-scale works of art from New York's Rubin Museum includes sixteen paintings, appliqué textiles, tangkas (painting or textile work on cloth), and ritual objects. Experience the awe-inspiring scale that characterizes art as it is frequently displayed in temples and at community festivals in the Himalayas.

This exhibit of eight master works of art from the Museum's encyclopedic collections spanning 5,000 years focuses on the materials of which a work of art is made and on the meanings associated with those materials to both the artist and to the viewer.

Seventeen rare nineteenth-century maps on display reveal how cartography helped us find our way as a country. The maps span the century, from Aaron Arrowsmith's great 1796 map of the United States to a colorful 1902 map showing the American West and the territories acquired by the United States in the Spanish-American War of 1898.