MORE►
Creative
[ Photo: Kickapoo999 via istockphoto ]
Growing Little Minds Program
Boosts Brain Development
by Rachel Hawkins | Sep 12, 2016
Dallas Mayor and Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council work together to create a program called Growing Little Minds.
by Rachel Hawkins |
Sep 9, 2016
Texans are using available tools and a little ingenuity to help disabled children.
MORE►
by Rachel Hawkins |
Sep 9, 2016
The city of Arlington hopes the Frame4Frame Festival will bring new creative individuals to the city.
MORE►
by Lance Murray |
Sep 9, 2016
The criminologists who conducted the study cite boredom, seeking recognition as big motivators behind graffiti.
MORE►
Yekitha (left) and Sally assemble jewelry in Dallas for Akola's new Neiman Marcus line. Akola does not share last names for the women's protection. [Alex Wolf Photography (c)2015]
Akola’s Neiman Marcus Line
Unites Nonprofits, Business
by Heather Noel | Sep 2, 2016
Akola's high-end jewelry line didn’t go from concept to store shelves in eight months without collaboration.
MORE►
by Amanda Hayes |
Aug 23, 2016
The makerspace community in Dallas-Fort Worth and has something to offer everyone from video gamers and podcasters to quilters and graphic designers.
MORE►
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Aug 23, 2016
SIGN UP NOW FOR THE DALLAS INNOVATES EVERY DAY NEWSLETTER TO ENTER
Workbench@TheGrove — Join the Grove for part 2 of 3 in its Workbench@TheGrove summer speaker series....
MORE►
by Lance Murray |
Aug 17, 2016
The new app will help visitors to the museum enjoy their experience more, and includes an interactive map.
MORE►
Cheri Garcia said she likes to leave a lasting impression with her flaming wallet when she's networking. [Photos courtesy of Rache Photography]
Workbench at the Grove: Garcia Kicks Off Summer Speaker Series
by Jana J. Pruet | Aug 9, 2016
Cornbread Hustle is one of Cheri Garcia's latest ventures. She shares her story and why she launched a staffing agency that helps former inmates transition from life inside the walls of prison to life on the outside.
MORE►
by Eric David |
Aug 9, 2016
A symbiotic relationship between art and design and programming, and making tech, made the game Doom stand out.
MORE►
by Heather Noel |
Aug 8, 2016
The city of Fort Worth's first micro-park uses repurposed materials designed to be portable.
MORE►
by Eric David |
Aug 8, 2016
There were plenty of things at Quakecon for gamers to get excited about, including demos of upcoming games and previews of upcoming releases.
MORE►
The Dallas Cowboys' headquarters is located at The Star in Frisco. [Photo courtesy City of Frisco]
3 Things: Unique LED Sculpture will Brighten The Star
by Amanda Hayes | Aug 4, 2016
Leo Villareal's work, titled Volume (Frisco), will be lighting up The Star 24 hours a day. His latest creation contains 19,200 lights with 225 levels of brightness controlled by a computer program.
MORE►
by Heather Noel |
Aug 2, 2016
Boxcar Revival follows furniture's journey from reclamation to finished product.
MORE►
by Eric David |
Aug 1, 2016
For more than 20 years, fans have been gathering for the annual gaming expo in Dallas.
MORE►
by Jana J. Pruet |
Jul 29, 2016
|
Wednesday’s < Art/Code >, hosted by Digital Dallas at the Aria Stone Gallery in the Dallas Design District, was an intersection of art and technology. “Digital Da Vincis” was how one of the organizers described the artists whose works were created by writing code, pushing pixels or doing crazy things with light, electronics, and even brain waves. |
MORE►
