PDF North Texas has a very active and dedicated arts community. Locally we have artists, studios, and galleries tucked away in Sherman, Denison, Pottsboro, Bonham, Whitesboro, and more. The perfect tool for planning an art road trip to see the best the area has to offer is KERA-TV’s Art and Seek Web site. The site currently features the profiles of 1900 arts organizations and venues in thirty-three counties in North Texas.
Art and Seek offers a searchable calendar for arts events happening all across north Texas, an art blog, and feature stories on artists, venues, and events. KERA also hosts weekly television interviews and daily radio reports on the arts happening in the state. Visit artandseek.org to start your planning today. whether you want to stay near Texoma, or venture out into the unknown, give Art and Seek a try.
(If you enjoy Art and Seek, please note that the web-site’s founder, Donna Wilhelm, is offering KERA a matching dollar-for-dollar donation for all individual contributions up to $1000 that are made online at artandseek.org . This is only going on until the end of 2009.)
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