Zara Amaechi
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Wild Detectives expands in Bishop Arts with new bookstore, bar and kitchen (opens the original)
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A familiar Dallas bookstore is getting a little bigger and taking over a space that was once home to a neighborhood restaurant. Wild Detectives has opened a second location just down the street from its original bookstore in the Bishop Arts District in Dallas. The new space, called Wild Detectives -- Ideas, occupies the former Sketches of Spain restaurant. Owner Javier Garcia Del Moral Diaz said the bookstore quietly opened the new location Sept. 11, with little promotion. The team wanted to giv
Window dressing: For years, this man designed the iconic displays at downtown Dallas' Neiman Marcus (opens the original)
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For decades, Larry Leathers was a familiar face at the Neiman Marcus flagship in downtown Dallas. He worked in the store’s visual merchandising department from 1981 to 1999, helping create and maintain the elaborate window displays that became a signature of the flagship location. "A friend of mine had gotten a job at Neiman's,” Leathers said. “He called me and said do you want to dress mannequins for a living and I was like yes and I hung up the phone and quit that moment." He continued his dis
Meet the 15-year-old Dallas designer who created her own fashion collection and staged a runway show (opens the original)
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At 15, Angela Mercado already knows what she wants her clothes to do. She doesn't just want people to wear them. She wants them to experience them. Angela recently hosted her first fashion show at the Texas Theatre in Dallas, presenting a collection inspired by circus imagery, surrealism and the feeling of entering a hallucination. Angela’s designs consist of oversized jackets, fringes and multicolored polkadots all portrayed by models acting as characters like ballerina fairies and a medicated
A North Texas photographer takes her art from NBA finals to Fort Worth gallery walls (opens the original)
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For photographer Coyia Malone, getting access to the NBA Finals was something of a dream and a reminder of the importance of having someone drop your name when you’re not in the room. Malone, a photographer and videographer from Cleburne, Texas, had been practicing photography for about a decade when she was invited to photograph a few Dallas Mavericks games. That led to shooting the NBA Playoffs. The experience became the basis for Malone’s first solo exhibition, “Shooter's Shoot,” at Tubman Ga
‘Shakespeare is our vehicle’: Dallas program uses theater to empower justice-involved youth (opens the original)
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Shakespeare might not seem like an obvious path forward for young people involved in the juvenile justice system. But for Junior Players, a nonprofit arts organization, the centuries-old plays are less about Shakespeare himself and more about giving young people a chance to find their voices. It launched "Shakespeare with Henry" in 2023, in partnership with the Henry Wade Juvenile Justice Center. The program brings professional teaching artists into the juvenile justice system to work with incar
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