One of the most significant collections of African-American art in the world was assembled not by a wealthy patron but by a middle-class couple from San Antonio. In the 1980s, Harmon and Harriet Kelley began buying the occasional painting of a Texas landscape. But in 1986, the San Antonio Museum of Art brought in the touring exhibition, “Hidden Heritage: Afro-American-Art from 1800-1950.”

Art & Seek spoke to Steve Wiest, the director of the One O'Clock Lab And, just as UNT's leading jazz group is about to head to Thailand to perform as the featured big band at the World Saxophone Congress in Bangkok. We talked about the declining audience for jazz (is it entirely overseas now?), the place of the trombone in jazz (preferably in the back, near the drinks) and the future of jazz (soon to be traded as a commodity).

Denton polka act Brave Combo marks its 30th anniversary tonight with a concert at The Sons of Hermann Hall in Dallas.

What qualities does a good dance studio have? Dancer Maeve Drablos discusses why her studio works for her in this Artist Studio Tour.

Actor Matthew Posey talks about how his admiration of Hunter S. Thompson led him to play the gonzo journalist onstage in this week's Art&Seek Q&A.

Congratulations to Jared Eckstein of Grand Prairie, the winner of the Flickr Photo of the Week contest!

This week, Northern Ireland artist Willie Doherty joins us to discuss his new exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art.

This week, Paul talks with Leanne Macomber of the duo Fight Bite about its first release, Emerald Eyes.

In the Art&Seek Saturday spotlight, we pay tribute to the King of Rock 'N' Roll.

For our most recent Artist Studio Tour video, Art&Seek's Holly Fetter met with Dylan Smith at the eleventh hour. Smith's high school, Booker T. Washington, was about to close for the summer and we needed to get in to her studio — the school's costume shop.