Event: NLC Gallery 32.87°N, 96.97° W Reception
- Wednesday, April 01, 2026
- noon to 2 p.m.
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North Lake Campus
5001 N. MacArthur Blvd., Irving TX 75038
The Gallery Program of the School of CAED (Creative Arts, Entertainment, and Design) at Dallas College presents "32.87°N, 96.97° W" a group exhibition of recent work by art faculty and staff at Dallas College’s North Lake Campus. Each year, the galleries at Dallas College highlight the studio practices and creative contributions of our exceptional art faculty and staff, emphasizing their dedication to fostering growth and innovation in the classroom. These exhibitions offer students the opportunity to experience the artistic endeavors of their instructors outside of the classroom, showcasing their work as professional artists.
Immerse yourself in a diverse collection of artworks across various mediums—including painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and more! Participating artists include Allison Gilles, Alex Ferrante, Aditi Samarth, Brett Dyer, Byron Black, Fain Hancock, Izzy Sneed, Kate Jenkins, Kenneth Tan, Jennifer Pilon, Laura Lawson, Mikey Hernandez, and Michelle Long.
All exhibits are on view from March 23 - May 1, 2026
Opening Reception: April 1, 12pm-2pm
Location: North Lake Campus, North Lake Art Gallery, J hallway connecting A, K, H, and P buildings
- Arts and Culture
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