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Stunning and contemporary, PATRON magazine is the voice of the arts, culture and design in Dallas. With a contemporary vibe and approach, PATRON magazine will be the peerless resource for modern readers looking to expand their knowledge of unique performances and exhibits, trailblazing artists, museum exhibitions, annual cultural festivals, and the people shaping Dallas as cultural destination. Pa

tron is available via paid subscription, at select galleries and retail establishments as well as a digital edition.

18/12/2024

Cecily Brown’s “The Splendid Table” marks a historic milestone as the first of her works to join the Dallas Museum of Art’s collection, generously donated by The Rachofsky Collection and The Hartland & Mackie Family / Labora Collection. Now featured in her largest retrospective to date, the exhibition showcases Brown’s reinterpretation of historical painting, where she challenges gendered stereotypes, redefines women as fully realized creators and subjects, and solidifies their place within the history of art. On view through February 9, 2024.

Image: “The Splendid Table,” 2019-2020. Cecily Brown. Oil on linen, in three parts, overall: 101 1/2 x 316 1/2 in. Dallas Museum of Art, gift of The Hartland & Mackie Family / Labora Collection and The Rachofsky Collection, 2024.40.A-C. © Cecily Brown. Photo: Genevieve Hanson.

09/12/2024

PATRON Magazine congratulates Terry D. Loftis on his appointment as President & CEO of the New Jersey Symphony. Formerly with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Loftis led transformative fundraising and growth initiatives. He now joins the Symphony at a pivotal time, overseeing its statewide expansion and the opening of a new Jersey City arts center in 2026.

02/12/2024

Happy Holidays from Patron Magazine!

Our December/January issue captivates with a cover feature of a residence designed from the ground up by , with art advisory by Michael Thomas. The architecture by is beautifully complemented by six archival pigment photographs from and an exquisite seating arrangement by . Don’t miss ’s story, Attuned to Nature, diving into the harmony of design and artistry.

This festive season, immerse yourself in the performing arts with insights into , , , and , expertly covered by the inimitable .

In the visual arts, discover Not After A Million Years by at , Richard Hunt: From Paper to Metal at , and The Legacy of Vesuvius: Bourbon Discoveries on the Bay of Naples at —all highlighted in this issue.

We also take a closer look at the multifaceted —designer, entertainer, and charmer extraordinaire—and relive the unforgettable finale of .

Finally, our issue concludes with a celebration of two remarkable performances in programming: and , inviting you to leap into the New Year with energy and grace.

Explore it all in our latest issue!

04/11/2024

A new chapter awaits the Dallas Museum of Art as Dr. Agustín Arteaga announces his departure at the end of 2024. Under Arteaga’s visionary leadership, the DMA has transformed into a hub of artistic innovation, embracing global exhibitions, expanding its curatorial team, and securing bond funding for a monumental capital campaign. Stepping in as Interim Director, Tamara Wootton Forsyth will guide the museum through this transitional period, ensuring Arteaga’s legacy of inclusivity and engagement continues.

23/10/2024

We are just one week away from the Texas premiere of “Looking for Chloe” at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum on Wednesday, October 30th. Use code PATRON at checkout for a special discount. “Looking for Chloe,” a captivating documentary that chronicles the life and legacy of Gaby Aghion, the visionary Jewish Egyptian woman who founded the iconic fashion house Chloé. This exclusive screening offers a rare glimpse into the story of a trailblazing designer who revolutionized fashion with her innovative prêt-à-porter concept, making high fashion accessible to women everywhere.

22/10/2024

Join us at as we celebrate the work of in the latest installment of the Meet the Maker series! Known for her large-scale abstract paintings, McNeil’s work captivates with vibrant color and fluid form. Don’t miss this chance to hear about her process, inspiration, and vision in our Q&A with our very own .

October 25 | 5:00-6:30 PM
Free with RSVP via Eventbrite (linked in bio)

21/10/2024

END OF AN ERA! The 2024 Gala marks the close of a remarkable chapter in Dallas’ art history. A heartfelt thank you to Cindy and Howard Rachofsky for their vision, dedication, and leadership, making this event an unparalleled success for 25 years.
With over $10 million raised in one unforgettable night, benefiting and , TWOxTWO has now raised over $130 million in total. The memories made at The Rachofsky House will continue to resonate for years to come. We at Patron are honored to have witnessed this legacy of art, community, and compassion.

Photography by &

17/10/2024

BufordHawthorne has been recognized by AIA Dallas with the 2024 AIA Dallas Contractor Award, celebrating their exceptional craftsmanship and leadership in the industry. This prestigious honor reflects their dedication to their skilled craftspeople, trusted partners, and loyal clients, positioning among the finest in their field. A well-deserved achievement, congratulations from

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12/10/2024

An unforgettable night Last Look event, hosted at the always stunning Rachofsky House with Paris and presenting.

11/10/2024

Don’t miss your chance to OWNitNOW! Starting Today at 12pm CST, be the first to claim stunning works from TWO x TWO’s 2024 auction, curated by John Runyon, Katherine Brodbeck, Adam Green, Benjamin Godsill, and Howard Rachofsky. Bidding closes October 18—explore the highlights and secure your favorite pieces before they’re gone.

Images: Summer Wheat, HOUSEWIFE WITH HOUSE PLANT (DARK), 2024, acrylic paint and gouache on aluminum mesh, 68 x 47 inches

Caroline Walker, STUDY FOR IMAGINATIVE PLAY I, 2024, oil on paper, 18 3/4 x 24 1/4 inches

Simphiwe Mbunyuza, IKHAYA, 2023, ceramic, 11 1/2 x 16 3/4 x 11 1/2 inches

Samuel Levi Jones, PRINCIPLES, 2024, deconstructed medical books on canvas, 45 x 40 inches

Tommy Fitzpatrick, PILOTIS, 2022, acrylic on canvas on panel, 50 x 40 inches

Wade Guyton, ZEICHNUNGEN FÜR EIN GROSSES BILD, PAGES 35–3, 2010, digital c-print in aluminum black matte powder-coated frame, 44 1/2 x 63 1/4 inches, edition 1 of 15, with 2 AP

Bernadette Despujols, HERMANOS VENEZOLANOS, 2024, oil on canvas, 40 x 30 inches

01/10/2024

As prepares to take its final bow on October 19, we reflect on a remarkable 25-year legacy. Over the past quarter-century, this renowned art auction and gala has raised more than $120 million in support of and —and they are far from finished. This year’s auction catalogue is now live at .org, showcasing an exceptional selection of contemporary works.

We extend our deepest gratitude to and , whose vision and generosity made this extraordinary event possible, opening their home to introduce Dallas to some of the most influential contemporary artists of our time. Additionally, we applaud the tireless work of Director Melissa Ireland and Auction Director Megan Gratch, whose dedication and grace have ensured the success of this world-class fundraiser year after year.

In this issue, don’t miss .katherine.brodbeck’s interview with this year’s honored artist, , discussing “A Silver Sun Sets” and the reflective exhibition “A Product of Time: 25 Years of TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art” on view at .

As proudly serves as a media sponsor for this momentous occasion, we also highlight other exceptional exhibitions across Texas: the at , Dutch masters at the , and two stunning home features, including one with gallerist and another designed by .

Plus, gain insights from in his interview on navigating Art Week during , and dive into even more cultural moments, including , , and exhibitions at and .

Stay connected with us as we celebrate the vibrant art world, from local to global, in this special anniversary issue.

20/09/2024

Join us for Gallery Day tomorrow and immerse yourself in Dallas’ arts. Explore a range of works from these participating galleries:

Conduit Gallery
Craighead Green Gallery
Erin Cluley Gallery + Cluley Projects
Cris Worley Fine Arts
Galleri Urbane
Holly Johnson Gallery
James Harris Gallery
Keijsers Koning
Laura Rathe Fine Art
Meliksetian | Briggs
PDNB Gallery
Pencil on Paper Gallery
Ro2 Art
Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden

Images:

Kendall Stallings, In the Thick of It, Acrylic on canvas, 40 x 30 in.

Erin Cluley “10 Years” Installation view

Cris Worley Fine Art “Dialogue I” exhibition

Gallery Urbane’s “FUTURE KIN” Installation view

David Aylsworth, The Sun Is As Big As A Yellow Balloon, 2024, Oil on canvas, 50 x 76 in.

Molly Vaughan, “After Boucher: The Personification of Rome, with Those of Faith, Charity, and Otherness” 2017, Litho Crayon and White Chalk on Paper
15” x 12”

Paul, Rousso, RASPBERRY BLUEBERRY, 2024, Acrylic Paint on Hand-Sculpted Acrylic, 80 x 44 x 7 in.

Cody Trepte, PSR B1855+09, 2024
Mirrored glass and archival inkjet print

Nickolas Muray: Frida in New York, 1946

Julie England, Garden and Patio, 2024, oil on Yupo

Margaret Meehan

19/09/2024

Buford Hawthorne Construction has been recognized with the 2024 AIA Dallas Contractor Award, celebrating their exceptional craftsmanship and leadership in the industry. This prestigious honor reflects the dedication of their skilled craftspeople, trusted partners, and loyal clients, positioning Buford Hawthorne among the finest in their field. A well-deserved achievement, congratulations from

12/09/2024

Join us this Friday, September 13th, for the 2024 DC Auction Prelude at

Patron Magazine is hosting an evening previewing standout works from artists Roe Ethridge and Richard Prince, ahead of the upcoming DC auction. Proceeds will directly support Dallas Contemporary’s exhibitions and educational programs.

Purchase tickets on the Dallas Contemporary’s website here: https://www.dallascontemporary.org/gala-auction-24

Parking: Complimentary onsite, or we recommend Uber for your convenience.
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: Dallas Contemporary, 161 Glass St, Dallas, TX

Can’t attend in person? Support Dallas Contemporary by using code DC15 at Partlow’s online shop to ensure part of your purchase goes towards this incredible cause.

Images: Roe Ethridge, ‘Polychronic for the times of your life,’ 2022. Courtesy of the artist + Gagosian.
Right: Richard Prince, ‘Untitled (Portrait),’ 2019. Courtesy of the artist.

01/08/2024

Welcome to our highly anticipated Art & Design Issue, one of our favorite editions of the year. Dive into the coverage of two remarkable homes, starting with a work of art by and , teeming with an impressive collection of works by Texas artists. Gracing our cover is the personal home of , which breathes new life into Frank Welch’s architecture through Stacy Jacobsen’s masterful design, featuring custom furnishings and curated art from , including a stunning yellow painting by .

This issue also takes you on a tour of the inspiring , home to an eclectic array of art spanning centuries and genres. Get an exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming “Frida: Beyond the Myth” exhibition at the and ’s “Homecoming” opening at the this September.

In our design section, discover ’s latest venture, , and ’s new elegant design headquarters. We also spotlight , the proud recipient of the Craft Prize, and explore ’s photographic suitcase edition, the Antique & Design Show, and ’s stunning speakers.

Join us as we visit the dual artist residency at and , and connect with and . Finally, in our Trysting Place section, witness the fusion of fashion and design with features on and

09/07/2024

Carolina Alvarez-Mathies will resign from her role as Executive Director of Dallas Contemporary to join the OMR gallery in Mexico City as Senior Director of Institutional Relations and the first Artistic Director of LagoAlgo. She has been instrumental in enhancing museum engagement and has maintained free programming, helping the museum achieve record fundraising. Alvarez-Mathies stated, “I couldn’t be more proud of everything that our organization has accomplished over the last few years. Dallas Contemporary has driven engagement with the public to new heights, initiating boundary-breaking programs and partnerships to rethink what a museum can be. I am excited to watch this institution continue to shape artistic discourse in Dallas and be a provocative voice in the art world.”

Lucia Simek, previously the Director of External Affairs and Deputy Director at Dallas Contemporary, has been named the Interim Executive Director. She has launched significant initiatives such as DC PERFORMANCE and DC EMPTY and established partnerships with local arts organizations. Cliff Risman, board chair, expressed, “We would like to thank Carolina for her energetic leadership and tireless efforts to elevate Dallas Contemporary in the local, national, and international art community, and wish her all the best in her future endeavors. We are excited to bring Lucia on as Interim Executive Director. Already a member of the Dallas Contemporary family, and an integral part of the Dallas art scene for the past two decades, Lucia has a keen understanding of our goals as an institution and a passionate belief in our mission.”

Under Simek’s leadership, the museum looks forward to a vibrant future with a strong program lineup, including the inaugural Staff Exhibition and the presentation of various contemporary artists’ works. The museum will also host its annual fundraiser gala this September to support its mission of offering leading contemporary art and programming at no charge.

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