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The University of North Texas Art Gallery presents curatorial and installation projects that challenge and promote discourse surrounding living artists and their work. Location: Hours: Summer Hours (May 17-July 23): |
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The Lightwell Gallery is a student-run gallery located on the first floor on the College of Visual Arts and Design building. The Lightwell Gallery not only serves as a venue for weekly rotating exhibitions of student work throughout the academic year, but has also been known for hosting impromptu performances, critiques and discussions. The space is named for the open architectural feature that traverses all three floors of the building, ending at three large skylights that flood the gallery with natural light. Location: Hours: Summer Hours (through July 23): |
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Cora Stafford Gallery is a bi-level exhibition space featuring UNT College of Visual Arts and Design MFA exhibitions and faculty-led class projects, such as the bi-annual Senior Drawing and Painting and Senior Photography shows. In addition, this space provides a venue for experimental and collaborative student-organized exhibitions and visiting artist workshops, rotating weekly throughout the academic year. The gallery is named after Dr. Cora Stafford, an imaginative and enlightened leader who served as a faculty member and art department director from 1921 to 1965. Location: Hours: Summer Hours: |
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UNT ArtSpace Dallas was launched in 2007 as Fashion on Main Gallery in the University Center building in downtown Dallas and expanded in 2013. This space's mission has grown to focus on the work of outstanding faculty, alumni and students, while also carrying on the site's legacy as "Fashion on Main" through selected exhibitions of the UNT Texas Fashion Collection. UNT ArtSpace Dallas is a showcase facility for visionary projects initiated by CVAD students, alumni, and faculty and centers, institutes, and collections. Innovative in outlook, the UNT ArtSpace program offers artists opportunities to present experimental, pivotal and breakthrough projects, and serves to build connections between UNT and the Dallas arts and civic communities. Location: Parking for an hourly fee is available in the Elm Street Garage or in metered spots along Main St. Hours: |