KERA Arts, Dallas, TX Videos

We're getting ready for the new KERA Kids Fest 🥳 Join us! It's April 21 at Klyde Warren Park in Dallas: kera.org/kidsfest.

Inspired by his Native American roots the ANTA KAI 1 is the newest shoe release by Dallas Mavericks' Kyrie Irving. Senior Graphic Designer Astin Davis incorporated ancient hieroglyphics and ciphers. ANTA’s Color Design Director, Shaneika Warden made the decision to have each color correspond to a discipline within @kyriecenter’s basketball abilities such as agility, focus, and speed within the Orange, Purple, and Blue’s. With “The Journey is the reward” engraved into the midsole. Blaine Mcgowan Creative Director of Sneaker Politics said the event was long awaited. With a part of Main St. shut down to host a 3v3 basketball tournament for adults as well as The Mavs drumline and current players making appearances. Hundreds waited inline to be the first of 250 for the $125 sneaker. 📹 johnathan Johnson

Tonight on FRAME OF MIND: "City of Hate" by Quin Mathews Films "City of Hate" reveals what Dallas was like more than 60 years ago before President John F. Kennedy’s visit and how the tragedy deeply affected residents in the city. Tune in to FRAME OF MIND Thursdays at 10 p.m. on KERA TV and streaming at https://bit.ly/3Qt05wz

Tonight on FRAME OF MIND, five films explore the wild side of Texas. In this trailer from "The Sidewalk Artist," a documentary film crew follows a man who leaves his mark on concrete sites in Cedar Hill, Texas. Tune in to FRAME OF MIND Thursdays at 10 p.m. on KERA TV and streaming at https://bit.ly/3Qt05wz

Tonight on FRAME OF MIND: A compilation of four films showing Texans' unique art vision. The lives of artists Vernon Fisher and DJ Dennis Gonzalez are explored; black women showcase their individualities through hair, and through the art of stop-motion animation, we follow a dog's nighttime journey. Tune in to FRAME OF MIND Thursdays at 10 p.m. on KERA TV and streaming at https://bit.ly/3Qt05wz

Tonight on Frame of Mind, "Looking for Home," a film by Alan Govenar In today’s uncertain world, what is the meaning of home? For over four years, filmmaker Alan Govenar talked to over 60 people around the globe about the ever-evolving ways we think and feel about one of our most basic needs--home. Tune in to Frame of Mind tonight at 10 p.m. on KERA TV and streaming at https://bit.ly/3Q9Ou5q

KERA’s acclaimed television program, "Frame of Mind," is returning this fall! Now in its 31st year on the air, the program features the best independent film and video from Texas-based filmmakers. For the second time, the locally produced series will be shared with PBS member stations across Texas, meaning more audiences than ever will have access to stories and films that make our state so unique. Even better, for the first time in the series’ history this year, Frame of Mind will be made available for streaming at video.kera.org. Catch “Frame of Mind” on Thursday nights on KERA TV starting Oct. 5th at 10 p.m.

More than 60 years ago, Dallas leaders, educators and television executives came together to launch something radical — a TV station that educates as much as it entertains. KERA 13, known then as "The Little Red Schoolhouse of the Air," was born. Today as the NPR and PBS member station for our region, we work to inform and empower North Texans through trusted news, education, and arts and culture programming. We are participating in North Texas Giving Day, an annual nonprofit fundraising event. If you plan to give, please consider a donation to KERA / KXT / WRR 101. Thank you! https://bit.ly/3eHhVvD #NTXGivingDay2023

Don't miss "Terence Blanchard in Dallas" premiering tonight, September 5th at 8 p.m. on KERA.
Don't miss "Terence Blanchard in Dallas" premiering tonight, September 5th at 8 p.m. on KERA. The hour-long program features selections from Terence Blanchard’s groundbreaking opera "Fire Shut Up in My Bones" as well as jazz performances from his album "Absence" with the E-Collective and the Turtle Island Quartet rtet recorded at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in February 2023.

Arts Access reporter Elizabeth Myong ( @dfw_arts_maven ) reflects on her college experience with her grandmother’s experience.

Arts Access reporter Elizabeth Myong ( @dfw_arts_maven ) reflects on her college experience with her grandmother’s experience.

Arts Access reporter Elizabeth Myong ( @dfw_arts_maven ) reflects on her college experience with her grandmother’s experience.

Starting Saturday, Swifties can see original costumes and photos in the Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Collection at the Arlington Museum of Art. The collection includes eight costumes worn by Tay in her albums "Midnights," "Folklore," "Red (Taylor’s Version)" and "Fearless (Taylor’s Version)." From the KERA and The Dallas Morning News collaboration: #artsaccessntx https://bit.ly/3qeeCS6

You've seen how Indian matchmaking works in the reality show, ‘Indian Matchmaking.’ Arts Access reporter Michelle Aslam speaks with Radha Patel founder of Dallas-based matchmaking service, Single to Shaadi, about how her work compares to the hit Netflix show. Click the link in our bio to read our conversation with Radha Patel from @SingleToShaadi. #artsaccessntx KERA The Dallas Morning News

The 2023 Nasher Prize Laureate, Senga Nengudi, uses everyday objects like pantyhose and sand instead of conventional, expensive materials to create her sculptures. Her works speak to the fragility and resilience of the human body, our agency as individuals, and the importance of collaboration and friendship. Nasher Sculpture Center. Nasher Sculpture Center, KERA