October 19, 2024
11:00AM to 5:00 PM
What is Art Walk West?
Saturday, October 19th, 2024 - 11am to 5pm.
The event, is a self guided art tour, FREE and open to the public.
Start at 2715 Bataan St and pick up a map.
Art Walk West is an annual celebration of the creative movement in West Dallas. Presented by the West Dallas Chamber of Commerce and hosted by the Tin District neighborhood, the event aspires to create community connections through the arts while uplifting a diverse range of art spaces and artists. This year we are supported by more than 20 organizations including our Title Sponsor: Goldenrod Companies, and our Bronze Sponsors: Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, and MeowWolf.
When?
Where?
The Tin District, Nestled in West Dallas between the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge and Sylvan Avenue, adjacent to Trinity Groves, is the Tin District which offers an eclectic mix of art studios, project and gallery spaces providing affordable spaces for Dallas' burgeoning creative community.
Come join the celebration and view over 35 private artist studios, 4 galleries, the Fabrication Yard (our graffiti park), and multiple new murals. Experience our sculpture park, performers on our main stage and an interactive art experience.
With a variety of self-contained spaces as well as semi-open places shared by groups of artists, there’s a strong community atmosphere that has evolved organically in response to artists’ changing needs. Studios come in a wide range of sizes and are suitable for a wide range of different practices.
If you are a creative practitioner or an arts organization looking for space, new applicants are welcomed for artists, designers, and/or makers interested in applying for one of our creative workspaces.
Galleries
Ro2 Art Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery located in Dallas' Tin District, just West of Downtown Dallas, that represents a diverse group of emerging, mid-career, and established contemporary artists. The gallery, founded in 2010 by Susan Roth Romans and Jordan Roth, regularly collaborates with organizations such as The MAC and Cedars Union and is a proud member of the Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas. Ro2 Art has twice been named Dallas Observer's “Best Art Gallery” and was presented with the 25th Annual Obelisk Award for small business by the North Texas Business Council for the Arts. The gallery’s art fair program has included the Dallas Art Fair, Texas Contemporary, and Art Aspen.
Cluley Projects
Cluley Projects is housed in a 1200 sq ft space on Sylvan Avenue in West Dallas within walking distance from the Belmont Hotel. Cluley Projects is a satellite location of Erin Cluley Gallery and will act as an incubator space focusing on regional artists and providing a platform for discovery and mentorship.
Daisha Board Gallery
Daisha Board Gallery is a contemporary art gallery representing BIPOC artists, lgbtq+, and artists with disabilities locally and abroad in various mediums that include mixed media, sculpture, photography, installations, performance art and digital media. Located in the evolving West Dallas area, near the Tin District, Trinity Groves, and the Belmont Hotel. Daisha Board Gallery focuses on optimum visibility, inclusion, and acquisitions for marginalized artists.
PRP Gallery
Founded in 2016, by Michael Mazurek and River Shell, PRP is an artist-run permanent research project based in Dallas, TX. It provides artists with an environment to conceptualize, produce, and exhibit their work while seeking to establish a critical setting for investigation, experimentation and thoughtful discourse.
Sweet Pass Sculpture Park
Sweet Pass Sculpture Park is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization providing space and support for experimental and large-scale outdoor works by diverse contemporary voices. Founded in 2018 by Tamara Johnson and Trey Burns as an extension of their art practices, they envision this project as a permanent space for temporary projects. Geographically located in a one-acre lot in west Dallas, Sweet Pass exists in the gaps between ideas of gardens, green spaces, and public spaces while supporting contemporary art dedicated to site, experimentation, and community engagement.