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Dallas Artist Head To Sicily, Eliminating NEA Impacts Rural Communities & More Arts News

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The official unveiling of Maria Haag’s mural celebrating the town’s Easter festival, ‘The Dance of the Devils,’ which involves Death (in yellow) and his hellish minions trying to prevent Jesus from reuniting with the Virgin Mary (the two hands).

The official unveiling of Maria Haag’s mural celebrating the town’s Easter festival, ‘The Dance of the Devils,’ which involves Death (in yellow) and his hellish minions trying to prevent Jesus from reuniting with the Virgin Mary (the two hands).

What You’ve Got To Know

The Dallas Museum of Art is one of many North Texas arts orgs that can be affected by the elimination of the NEA. Photo: DMA

The Dallas Museum of Art is one of many North Texas arts orgs that can be affected by the elimination of the NEA. Photo: DMA

What We’re Reading

The Dallas City Council signed off on Flora Lofts, a $25 million high-rise project in the Arts District, last March. Photo:

The Dallas City Council signed off on Flora Lofts, a $25 million high-rise project in the Arts District, last March. Photo: La Reunion Texas

What We’re Listening To

What We’re Looking At

Barbara Crane (b. 1928) Private Views, 1981 Polaroid Polacolor 4x5 film Type 58

Barbara Crane (b. 1928); Private Views, 1981; Polaroid Polacolor 4×5 film Type 58

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This roundup of stories is written and compiled by Arts Reporter/Digital Editor and Calendar Wizard, Hady Mawajdeh. If you have feedback or questions, please email artandseek@kera.org.