Rachel Black is a principal lecturer and lead faculty member of the Foundations program at University of North Texas and a long-time Irving resident. This exhibition will feature recent landscape paintings inspired and informed by her travels throughout the American West during her faculty development leave in the Spring of 2024. “My current body of […]

Organized by the Mid-America Arts Alliance, “Portraits of Dementia” is a unique exhibition which destigmatizes those living with dementia through moving portraits and stories of lives well lived. Artist Joe Wallace has been a portrait photographer and storyteller for 20 years. Like many, Wallace has a deeply personal connection with dementia, as it has affected […]

The Dance Lives On features a body of work by ceramics artist Amy Branch-Lambert that explores her brother’s life through the greater project of the National AIDS Memorial Quilt. At the center of the installation is a ceramic quilt displayed alongside an actual panel in honor of her brother, Kenneth Branch. A reception for the […]

The exhibit features artwork created by those who volunteer their time working alongside the City of Irving’s Department of Arts and Culture. A reception for the Artist will be held June 21, 6- 8 p.m. Gallery Hours: Tues-Sat from noon to 5PM Irving Arts Center’s galleries are open for viewing free of charge during regular […]

The exhibition, Rooted Visions, showcases 25 self-taught Southern Black artists, who have redefined artistic expression with their innovative use of found objects and everyday materials. Through works by artists such as Mose Tolliver, Hawkins Bolden, and Bessie Harvey, the exhibition explores themes of resilience, storytelling, and the transformative power of creativity within Black communities in […]