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Suggested Edits
editHello Wikipedians! I work at the Nasher Sculpture Center and we are hoping you could update our article with more thorough coverage of our programs. We definitely don't want to violate the Wikipedia terms against conflict of interest, so instead of editing our page, below is an outline for suggested edits. I'll be working over the next few weeks to add sources for each topic. Please feel free to reach out via Wiki or via email to [email protected].
- Museum Founding
- Architecture and garden
- [8] (Isabevleer (talk) 19:53, 13 July 2020 (UTC))
- [9]
- [10] (Isabevleer (talk) 21:02, 13 July 2020 (UTC))
- [11]
- Renzo Piano
- Peter Walker
- Plants in the Garden
- Nasher Cafe
- Programs
- 360 Speaker Series: Artists, Critics, Curators
- Free First Saturday
- 'til Midnight
- Artist Grants
- The Great Create
- Soundings
- Workshops
- Collection
- Highlights
- Key artists
- Kaleeta Doolin Fund
- Exhibitions
- Erick Swenson
- Elliot Hundley
- Ernesto Neto
- Nick Cave
- Table of past exhibitions
- Nasher XChange
- Nasher Prize
- Pierre Huyghe
- Theaster Gates
- Isa Genzken
- Michael Rakowitz
- Nasher Prize Programs
- Laureate Reveal
- Dialogs
- International Panels
- Nasher Prize Celebration Month
- Graduate Symposium
- Family Programs
- Student Festival
- Spring Break Week
- Award Gala
- Key people
- Nasher Sculpture Center Board of Trustees
- PAC
- The Director
- Curators
- Jed Morse
- Dr. Catherine Craft
- Dr. Leigh Arnold
- Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger
Rachelrushing (talk) 15:31, 22 April 2020 (UTC)
References
- ^ Jones, Kathryn (23 November 2003). "A New Boast for Dallas". New York Times. Retrieved 14 July 2020.
- ^ McGuigan, Cathleen (12 October 2003). "Deep in the Art of Texas". Newsweek. Retrieved 14 July 2020.
- ^ Swank, Patsy. "PATSY NASHER". D Magazine.
- ^ Brettell, Richard. "THE ARTS WHAT THE NASHER SCULPTURE GARDEN WILL MEAN TO DALLAS". D Magazine.
- ^ Ennis, Michael (September 2003). "Everybody Loves Ray". Texas Monthly. No. September 2003.
- ^ Robinson, Gaile (19 October 2003). "A Star to the East". Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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- ^ Kelso, Stirling (2012). "A Lone Star Reborn". No. Summer. Endless Vacation Magazine.
- ^ Dillon, David (12003-10-19). "Setting the scene at the center". Dallas Morning News.
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(help) - ^ Cantrell, Scott (02/26/2012). "Big-Name Buildings". Dallas Morning News.
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(help) - ^ Robinson, Gaile (19 October 2003). "Splendor in the Grass". Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
- ^ "The Gift". D Magazine.
- ^ Yervasi, Stacey. "Wolfgang Puck (the Person, Not the Cafe) to Appear at the Nasher". D Magazine.
- ^ Spiegelman, Willard (March 2012). "The Sound of Salience" (PDF). D Magazine.
- ^ Brinkley, Rob (April 2012). "Gut Reactions: Erick Swenson's and Yours" (PDF). FD Luxe.
- ^ Carter, Steve (Feb 2012). "The Human Condition" (PDF). No. pgs. 30-35. Patron Magazine.
- ^ Richards, Chandler (April 2012). "Napa and the Noshes at the Nasher" (PDF). No. pg 7. Paper City Magazine.
- ^ Robinson, Galle (Feb. 02, 2012). "So Much to See" (PDF). Star-Telegram: Life and Art.
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(help) - ^ Cantrell, Scott (Feb. 09, 2012). "A Myth's Modern Update" (PDF). Dallas Morning News.
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(help) - ^ Mora, Patricia (June 2012). "Beyond Abstract" (PDF). Arts and Culture Magazine North Texas.
- ^ Barentine, JP (June 2012). "Nick Cave". Artillery Magazine.
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- ^ Sheets, Hilarie. "Doris Salcedo wins Nasher Prize for Sculpture". New York Times.
- ^ "Doris Salcedo Wins Inaugural Nasher Prize". Artforum.
- ^ Cascone, Sarah. "Doris Salcedo Wins Inaugural Nasher Prize for Sculpture". artnet.
- ^ Armao, Mark. "October 1, 2015 Colombian Artist Doris Salcedo Receives Inaugural Nasher Prize for Sculpture". Wall Street Journal.
- ^ Franco, Daniela. "Colombian Sculptor Doris Salcedo Wins Nasher Prize". NBC News.
- ^ Potts, Alexander (February 2016). "Nasher Prize Winner Doris Salcedo's Sculptural Effect". Patron Magazine: 52.
- ^ Thornton, Sarah (February 2016). [culturedmag.com "Eyes on the Prize"]. Cultured Magazine: 200.
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value (help) - ^ Sáez de Ibarra, María Belén (2016-03-27). "Giving Names, Faces, Life to Those Who Are Gone". Dallas Morning News. p. 1E.
- ^ Coulter, Nan (2016-03-27). "Partners In Art". Dallas Morning News. p. 9E.
- ^ Granberry, Michael (2016-03-27). "Nasher Prize helps shape center its future". Dallas Morning News. p. 1A.
- ^ Escobedo, Lee (2016-04-01). "A Three-Dimensional Dialogue". Patron Magazine. April/May 2016: 102.