PATRON Magazine's 2022 April/May Issue

Èkìtì culture; Ìkéré, Nigeria; Olówè of Ìsè (c. 1869–1938), Veranda Post (Òpó Ògògá) Yòrùbá, 1910–14, wood and pigment. The Art Institute of Chicago, Major Acquisitions Centennial Fund.

Bamana culture; Baninko region, Mali; Pair of Headdresses (Ciwara Kunw), mid-19th–early 20th century, wood, pigment, metal, brass tacks, and grasses. The Art Institute of Chicago, Ada Turnbull Hertle Endowment.

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PATRON Magazine's 2022 April/May Issue

Published on Apr 1, 2022Arts & Antiques

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An exhilarating spring is before us with the return of Dallas Arts Month. With much to take in, we turn our attention to the vigorous schedule of visual arts programming stretching across North Texas. Our cover heralds the return of Dallas Art Fair, back to its original April spot. Liliane Tomasko’s all that we touch mines the realms of sleep and dreaming, “delving into the gulf between what we understand as the ‘conscious’ and ‘subconscious,’” Kerlin Gallery’s Darragh Hogan offers. With the world in crisis and Earth Day just around the corner, let’s forge our dreams to encourage those fighting to lay down their arms and instead heal our vulnerable planet. And given art’s power to heal, the fair offers a rigorous roster of emerging artists to watch, to collect now, and blue-chip contemporaries to invest in. Read more...