Nicole Eisenman Featured in Dallas Pop-Up Exhibition at Historic Shotgun House
A historic shotgun-style house in The Cedars neighborhood south of downtown Dallas has become an arts incubator, hosting private events with outsider and folk artists. Operated by a cohort of local designers and artists, this residence exemplifies efforts to preserve overlooked structures in the area. The curatorial project One Night Only currently occupies this domestic space, aiming to foster inclusivity during divisive times, a mission tailored to Dallas's cultural context. On a recent Friday night, the project featured work by Nicole Eisenman. The house functions as a flex space for community-focused creatives, with photography by Kevin Todora courtesy of Anton Kern Gallery. Arthur Peña serves as the Dallas contributor, documenting these initiatives that blend preservation with contemporary artistic practice.
Key facts
- The exhibition took place in a historic shotgun-style house in The Cedars neighborhood south of downtown Dallas
- The house operates as an arts incubator and flex space for private events
- It is managed by a cohort of neighborhood designers and artists
- The curatorial project One Night Only currently resides in this domestic space
- One Night Only aims to be an inclusive endeavor during divisive times
- The project is tailored to the cultural context of Dallas
- Nicole Eisenman's work was featured in the exhibition
- Photography by Kevin Todora is courtesy of Anton Kern Gallery
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Anton Kern Gallery
Locations
- Dallas
- The Cedars