APRIL 11

10 - 6pm

APRIL 12

10 - 3pm

THE GARDEN STUDIO

2515 Farrington Street, Dallas, TX

FUN

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TAROT

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ART CLASSES

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EXPERIENCES

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Art, Community & Play

Art Party is a two-day community art show featuring work by local and international artists. Come explore, create, and hang out—art will be on display and for sale, with hands-on activities, tarot readings, and plenty of good vibes.

ACTIVITIES

Schedule subject to change

Tarot Readings with Snowy Rodeo

Mini Readings 15 to 20 minutes 🔮

An intentional moment for insight and clarity. These intuitive readings explore the energy surrounding your love life, career, finances, and soul’s purpose.

Through the wisdom of the cards, receive guidance, confirmation, and a deeper understanding of the path unfolding before you. ✨

Friday, April 10
Saturday, April 11
$50

 DM for availability

Panic Portrait with Byrdhouse

Come get your feelings out with paper, scissors, and glue! Join Mindy Byrd to create your own “Panic Portrait”.
This is a casual, come-and-go experience—no pressure, no rules, just have fun!

Saturday, April 11
10-5pm

Dollar Bill Origami with cool mom Nikki Lott

Learn dollar bill origami with Nikki Lott in this playful, hands-on workshop 💸

Sunday, April 12
10-2pm

Art station with Oil & Cotton

Join Shannon from Oil and Cotton for a fun, creative hangout! 🎨
We’re giving away FREE 👁️ Pad Minis—tiny notebooks you’ll deck out with googly eyes. All art supplies are provided by Dallas Art Supply, so just show up and get crafty.
Don’t miss the mini googly eye magic happening Saturday & Sunday! 👀✨

Saturday, April 11
10–1pm

WHO'S WHO

Amy Lynn Jewelry

Amy Lynn Jewelry

I am a metalsmith that designs and crafts my work from sterling silver, brass, gold, and copper. My work is complimented by natural stones, gemstones, vintage objects, enamel work and interesting textures inspired by nature.

I am drawn to the beauty and textures of nature. These inspirations bring my jewelry to life. Shaping and bending metal I combine old and new techniques to create unique and interesting wearable art.

Ashley Robinson / Seconds 1st

Ashley Robinson / Seconds 1st

At Seconds 1st, we’re here to party and craft living art for moments that matter. Rooted in Dallas, our work blends sculptural florals, imaginative installations, and a playful mix of mediums. From heartfelt weddings to bold brand activations, we transform spaces into personal expressions, always with a wink of creativity and a deep love for storytelling.

Bella Bentley

Bella Bentley

I’m an artist born and raised in Dallas, Texas. I do not have a specific process or style, but I enjoy experimenting with different mediums. I find myself using found objects (often discarded items and more often something I’m not supposed to have) to create a “new something”. Art is my greatest coping mechanism. It is the thing I am best at and the thing I am obsessed with.

Betsy Crum

Betsy Crum

Crum Art is a Fort Worth-based, family-run art studio creating collectible Texas art for over 30 years. The studio represents four distinct artists-Betsy Crum, Carl Crum, Caya Crum, and Tavi Crum-each with a clearly defined voice, medium, and point of view. Together, their work spans Texas iconography, contemporary western art, photomontage, pop symbolism, and modern portraiture

Blake Wright

Blake Wright

Blake Wright is 43 years old and has been drawing for 41 years of his life. Born & Raised & Gay in Texas, he was both self-taught and formally-trained to draw. Blake prefers evidence of the human hand to streamlined robotic sterility - Perfection is Horrendous, Flaws are Romantic.

Brianna Larson / L.O.T.V. Botanical

Brianna Larson / L.O.T.V. Botanical

A design composition & vintage  enthusiast that works in a variety of multi-media applications, such as: all realms of botanicals, various textiles, paint & up-cycled materials to make one of a kind decor, functional & wearable pieces heavily driven by color theory and unique combinations.

Caya Crum

Caya Crum

Caya Crum is an artist and entrepreneur from Fort Worth, Texas. To create her artwork, she uses a variety of mediums from watercolor to latex paint to film photography.

Delaney Allen

Delaney Allen

Delaney Allen is a Dallas-based photographer known for his surreal landscape and still-life work with influences from painting and form. He received his MFA in visual studies from Pacific Northwest College of Art. Delaney has shown nationally and internationally, most notably Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Aperture (NYC) and FOAM (Amsterdam).  His first publication, Between Here and There, sits in collections at MoMA, Yale University, as well as many other international institutes.

Ezriel Wilson

Ezriel Wilson

My name is Ezriel Wilson of EzrielArt- I’m an artist mother art historian enthusiast activist creator fighter and overall pretty funkadelic tapped in person who deff was born in the wrong era and relies on nostalgia entangled with escapism to deal with well here- ha! 
My art is focused on intuitive messages and feeling from within, what comes forward just comes forward. No matter the surface or where it goes it’s made for all of the eyes to see, keeping in with art for all. I’m inspired largely by books, pop culture, music, the world around us, activism, and my work in art and research.  My favorite artists are those who dabbled with the spiritual in art, the surrealists, abstraction, and in illustration. Undergrad in art history from UTA. I have three beautiful children and a wonderful husband. I’m currently working on a slew of art projects always, I have the upcoming GAME OF SHROOMS artnseek, and also am working on a book.

Gina Kern Bender

Gina Kern Bender

My work explores human emotion through simplified feminitive figures and quiet gestures. Using the body as a language, I focus on posture and form to express vulnerability, tension, and strength. Each piece begins with personal emotion and invites viewers into a shared, introspective human experience.

Jenna Scrappy Wolf

Jenna Scrappy Wolf

Jenna likes to have fun and does a lot of quilting in Albuquerque, NM. Recently, she took a trip to NYC and became addicted to blind boxes. It’s like gambling but cuter. Today, she has blind boxes here for YOU! Pls get as addicted as her xoxo

Jill Johnson

Jill Johnson

Jill Johnson is a Fort Worth-based photographer whose photographic work spans fine art, editorial, commercial, and documentary fields. Her career, rooted in photojournalism, often captures the fading beauty of small-town life, abandoned buildings, and iconic West Texas scenes. Throughout her childhood she spent summers working on the family farms in Bushland and Muleshoe, two little specks on the map that loomed large in her life. She uses a Hasselblad camera to create richly detailed chromogenic prints that reflect her personal history. A small-town corner of the way it was, held hostage as time keeps marching on. In every image she manages to create a sense of big skies, bold colors, balance and play. Wit and whimsy with a wink that acknowledges the only thing that stays the same, the backdrop. The land, the buildings, the things that all anchor us to this wild and crazy place called Earth, and even more specifically, Texas.

Joel Bayer

Joel Bayer

Joel Bayer is a master woodworker and co-owner of Bayer Brother Sets, a fabrication studio that builds custom sets for films, events, and commercials. He got his start as a kid, apprenticing under his dad, Dale, where he learned the craft from the ground up and developed a strong eye for detail. Today, Joel combines those traditional skills with years of hands-on experience to bring creative ideas to life, building high-quality, one-of-a-kind environments for a wide range of productions.

Justin Sharp / AR-T's

Justin Sharp / AR-T's

Like so many artists, this origin story starts in the chaos of my late 20s. My friend and I found ourselves toying with the idea of starting a t-shirt business. Although we had countless ideas, life got busy, and we never saw it through. However, I couldn't shake the dream. I finally took the plunge in February 2016, researching screen printing, buying the equipment, taking classes, and watching countless YouTube videos. And *boom*, AR-T's was born!

Through years of trial and error, I mastered the craft of manually screen-printed textiles. Finally, I was able to pour my entrepreneurial spirit and my passion for fashion and art into AR-T's. The name AR-T's plays on both "art" and "Arkansas Tees," my two loves. Whether it's about the South, Arkansas, or our neighborhood of SOMA in Little Rock, you'll see that many of our favorite designs are silly, stylish, or impactful tributes to the places we love. (IYKYK.)

In 2021, AR-T's merged with Electric Ghost Screen Printing, expanding our printing capabilities and opening our first brick-and-mortar shop. It was a long journey, but our amazing customers and supporters have made everything worth it. Whether we are bringing dreams to life with custom apparel from Electric Ghost or selling AR-T's merchandise in our retail space, we are passionate about creating livable art! As a queer-owned business in the South, we pride ourselves on creating designs that give a voice to minorities and promote diversity in a state that often does the opposite.

Lauren Withrow

Lauren Withrow

Lauren Withrow was born and raised in a small farming town in Texas and is a proud member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. She began photographing at the age of 15. Her work centers on documenting stories and places, creating cinematic worlds that explore the personal terrain of growing up queer, the expectations of womanhood, and the complex relationships we build with others.

Luiza Alvarez

Luiza Alvarez

Luiza Alvarez is a Dallas-based multidisciplinary artist whose work lives in the vibrant space between her U.S. upbringing and her Brazilian roots. As a first-generation American, Luiza uses her canvas to translate the rhythm and warmth of her heritage into color and form.

When she isn't painting, she is a professional interior architect of immersive spaces, shaping the atmosphere of restaurants across the country. For Luiza, art is a grounding ritual and a quiet meditation that transforms the "ordinary" into something soulful. Her work is an open invitation to slow down, find the extraordinary in the everyday, and carry a spark of optimism back out into the world.

Marilourdes Bodeman

Marilourdes Bodeman

Marilourdes Bodeman has been crocheting since she was eight—an incredible 77 years of creating with love. She finds the greatest joy in making something special for someone dear, putting thought and care into every stitch. Above all, her happiness comes from family and friends.

Mindy Byrd

Mindy Byrd

Hi! I'm Mindy Byrd, a commercial photographer, artist and mom currently living in Dallas Texas with my partner, two kids, two cats and dog.

I graduated from The University of Texas at Arlington with a BFA in Art, and have been represented by The Photo Division for over a decade as a fashion, beauty and product photographer.

l've been incorporating collage into my personal and commercial photo work since college, something that started out as purely aesthetic.

Slowly the process began to feel more and more therapeutic for me, realizing the act of using my hands to create was calming for my anxious mind.

I started Byrdhouse Collage in 2023, a collage side project with the goal of connecting people to their own creativity using their hands and minds.

Mental health is very important to me, I hope to empower others in their own creative journey with collage.

Molly Dickson

Molly Dickson

Molly dickson is a photographer and motion artist working through medical trauma and limiting her screen time.

Natalia Eks

Natalia Eks

IN RGB & CMYK is the state of mind of graphic designer, illustrator, and sunset enthusiast Natalia Eks, previously known as Padilla. Designer and Founder of DSGN FOR US and MY ABZOO®

This creative from Central America, resides in Dallas and her work  explores themes of nature, whimsical, culture and childhood.

Nikki Lott

Nikki Lott

Nikki is the ultimate cool mom! She can do it all, real estate, origami AND raise kids!

Oil and Cotton

Oil and Cotton

Oil and Cotton offers hands-on art and craft focused classes and provides  a space for education, exhibition, performance and creative exchange between the public and the art community.

Paige Davidson

Paige Davidson

Paige Davidson is a painter/potter running a gallery space in Gainesville, TX. Her work is rooted in landscape, memory, and reflection, both literal and figurative.

PennyLea

PennyLea

Having hands in Earth is a sacramental piece of my stay here. We start as Earth and dirt and stars and we end our time here by returning to it.  How reaffirming and natural to stay connected to that home by creating from the materials of our own inception and departure.  A collaboration between the Mother and me that feels like a continuation of the natural cycle. I grew up near the Palo Pinto Mountains and most of my pieces are made in part or wholly from clay I gathered there.  All connected:  the beginning, the end and the in-between. The ground I ran around on and explored as a kid, now  the cup in my hands as an adult; just by adding emotion, energy and fire. How wonderful is that!

Piper Crawley

Piper Crawley

Piper Crawley is a former red head who according to her best friend is a serious weirdo.  She likes to spend her free time trying to figure out how Scrooge McDuck swims thru his coin collection and assigning personas to inanimate objects.  Sometimes she makes paintings of those things and sometimes she doesn’t.  Side effects of hanging out with Piper can include but are not limited to: a sudden urge to boogie woogie, imagining what walruses would sing about, and speaking in a 1920’s radio voice.  Please consult with your doctor if any of these side effects concern you.

Rane Mayer

Rane Mayer

Rane Mayer is a stylist and director whose work exists at the intersection of fashion, film, and surrealism. Drawing inspiration from the hyper-stylized & big worlds of David LaChapelle and the neo-noir, neon-soaked cinema of Nicolas Winding Refn, Rane Mayer creates visually striking images that blur the line between beauty and discomfort. Often toeing the line between light and dark my work aims to make the viewer wonder what’s below the surface.

Sally Schnitzius Green

Sally Schnitzius Green

I learned to crochet from my mom at five years old, and I’ve been creating ever since. With 20 years in the fashion industry as a stylist, I blend craftsmanship and experience to upcycle materials into wearable art. Every piece tells a story — and every piece is one of a kind.

Shamsy Roomiani

Shamsy Roomiani

Shamsy is a native Texas visual artist who relishes her time spent outdoors amongst the natural world.

Known for her ethereal botanical and nature inspired work in installation art, printmaking, sculpture, photography, and drawing.

Shelby Jordan

Shelby Jordan

Shelby is a really cool girl who lives in the really cool city of Nashville. She is a mural artist but has a passion for fashion. This is a very special event because she is launching her brand “Local Celebrity” of hand-painted clothing. Put something on! You will feel like a local celebrity yourself.

Snowy Rodeo Tarot

Snowy Rodeo Tarot

I’m Snowy, a Psychic Medium, Spiritual Coach, and founder of Psychic Yoga and Sound. With over 20 years devoted to holistic healing, I offer intuitive sessions through Tarot, oracle guidance, and crystal healing to support alignment of the mind, body, and soul.

My work weaves psychic insight with yogic practice, guiding clients and students as they awaken their intuition and elevate their energy. Through Psychic Yoga and Sound, I hold intentional space for chakra activation, embodied awareness, and the deepening of inner wisdom.

Tavi Crum

Tavi Crum

Crum Art is a Fort Worth-based, family-run art studio creating collectible Texas art for over 30 years. The studio represents four distinct artists-Betsy Crum, Carl Crum, Caya Crum, and Tavi Crum-each with a clearly defined voice, medium, and point of view. Together, their work spans Texas iconography, contemporary western art, photomontage, pop symbolism, and modern portraiture