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Rooms for Friends: Forty years ago, Jan Hoet’s Chambres d’Amis exhibition proposed that art belongs in living areas, not just museums. This November in Dallas, that argument comes home again.
Passing the Torch: William Bardin takes the reins of Craighead Green Gallery, ushering in a new era as Bardin Gallery.
SACRED SPLENDOR: At the Meadows Museum, works from the Thoma Foundation illuminate the extraordinary visual culture of colonial South America.
TENDER MERCIES: How to Move a Monument on a Tuesday Morning presents Iván Argote’s radical reconsideration of power, justice, and the possibilities of collective care.
A CHAMPION COLLECTION: With a passion spanning elite sports and fine art, the Kidd family has built a legacy defined by competition, culture, and a discerning eye for collecting.
THE FLUID BOUNDARY: Painter / Sculptors: Nicole Eisenman, Tracey Emin, Dana Schutz transforms the Renaissance paragone from a rigid rivalry into a fluid, material exchange.
Dressing the Part: MEET PATRON’S NEW STYLE EDITOR, MAX TROWBRIDGE.
No Standard Model: Gray Wielebinski’s new work excavates the rituals, objects, and images that manufacture masculinity, transforming their inherited meanings through an unruly logic of collage.
From Vision to Nail: Massimiliano Gioni on museums as laboratories, the power of listening, and creating the conditions for artists to dream bigger.
Drawing from the Ruins: Turning memories of conflict into visions of connection, Nasher Prize Laureate Petrit Halilaj conceives environments for gathering, connection, and possibility.

CLUED IN

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Back to CONTEMPORARIES It?s mid-September, just a few days before Patron?s Anniversary Issue deadline, but I sneak out to the …

THE HAVES?AND THE HAVES WHO GIVE

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Back to FEATURED From palatial design to vaalwater design mogul Trisha Wilson takes on the world. Trisha Wilson is blonde, …

BEACH MUSIC

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In everything they design, Gonzalo Bueno and partner Mauricio?Lobeira combine dissimilar elements to stunning effect. A?petrified-wood side table from Big …