The Bath House Cultural Center is stirring the pot of creativity once again with its beloved El Corazón exhibition. In an upcoming close-up, curator Jose Vargas will be spilling the beans alongside a select group of artists on February 17 at 3:30 PM. Attendees can expect to dive deep into the creative muses and the heart behind the renowned show, according to the City of Dallas.
The conversational meet-up is a free treat for the public, promising an afternoon rich with insights about the various pieces that define the exhibition. If art that tickles the heartstrings is your thing, this is where you'll want to be, for an intimate session that promises not to sugarcoat the artistic process.
El Corazón has been a staple of the Dallas arts scene, and the Bath House Cultural Center continues to be a haven for artists to showcase their work. Current exhibitions like "Soft Bones" share spotlights this month, revealing the breadth of talent buzzing through the center.
Getting in touch with the folks running the show is a no-brainer. Manager Jessica Trevizo, Cultural Programs Coordinator Analise Minjarez, Performing Arts / Technical Coordinator Stewart W. Mikkelsen, and Curator / Visual Arts Coordinator Enrique Fernández Cervantes are reachable through the Dallas government emails. They're the maestros making sure Dallas' art scene stays vibrant and accessible.
For full details, hit up the Bath House Cultural Center's bulletin. Get your calendar marked for February 17, plant yourself in the Bath House Cultural Center at 521 E. Lawther Dr., and prep yourself for an afternoon that's guaranteed to pump fresh blood into the city’s artistic heart.
