Dallas Contemporary's Spring 2026 Exhibition Opening Celebration
On Friday, 17 April from 7.00 - 9.00 PM, join us for the celebration of our spring exhibition Francisco Moreno: Historia Sintética, the Dallas, Texas-based multimedia artist’s first solo museum exhibition, plus, enjoy extended hours and complimentary drinks.
Francisco Moreno (b. 1986, Mexico City) is a Mexican-American artist whose work reimagines history, myth, and identity through a bold visual language that merges Old Master painting traditions with contemporary and fantastical influences. Raised between Mexico and the United States, Moreno explores the complexities of cultural hybridity and belonging. His practice often incorporates references to art history, religious iconography, and Mexican symbolism, which he collides with science fiction, surreal imagery, and invented narratives. The result is a layered body of work that questions the grand historical narratives that shape people and culture, while also examining the nature of our own personal, individual storytelling.
Francisco Moreno: Historia Sintética centers on three major projects that demonstrate Moreno’s desire to bring representational painting into the realms of sculpture, installation, and performance, and to create a theatrical experience of space and time.
Image: Francisco Moreno, The Allegory of Weed Gummy and Alcohol Induced Anxiety, 2021. 51.2 x 76.8 in. acrylic on canvas. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Kevin Todora.
Francisco Moreno: Historia Sintética is supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, the Dallas Art Fair Foundation, Khaite, Ann + John McReynolds, Tammy Cotton Hartnett, Donna + Reed Cagle, Christina + Sal Jafar, Joyce Goss, Greer Goss, John Clutts + Dr. Sami Arslanlar, Kaleta Blaffer Johnson, Catalina Gonzalez Jorba + Santiago Jorba, Karla + Mark McKinley, Patricia Miller, Shelby Wagner + Niven Morgan, Carly + Micah Nance, Kathleen Cruz + Rogelio Reyes, Jill Parker + Rod Sager, Dr. Travis Vandergriff, Tori Richard Mulford + Ross Mulford, Megan + Brady Wood. In cooperation with the Dallas Museum of Art, Patron Magazine, Julie and Michael Tregoning, Jennifer and John Eagle, and Sheryl and Eric Maas.
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- Internationaler Flughafen DFW: 14,82 Meilen
- AT&T-Stadion: 15,98 Meilen
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