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The Dallas Contemporary
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 | image        = DallasContemporary_Exterior.jpg
 | name        = Dallas Contemporary
 | established = 1978
 | location    = 161 Glass Street
Dallas, Texas 75207
United States
 | director     = [[Peter Doroshenko]]
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===Building===
Dallas Contemporary is located in a renovated industrial building. The vast and versatile space allows artists to create large-scale work. 

It is at 161 Glass Street in Dallas, and open to the public Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is always free.

==Featured Exhibitions==

[[File:JulianSchnabel Installation.jpeg|thumb|250x250px|Installation view of Julian Schnabel: An Artist Has A Past (Puffy Clouds and Strong Cocktails), April 2014.]]
Landmark exhibitions featuring renowned artists such as [[William Wegman]] (1979), [[Nic Nicosia]] (2006), Vernon Fisher (2009), James Gilbert (2010), Michel Verjux (2011), [[Juergen Teller]] (2011), [[Rob Pruitt]] (2011), [[Inez Van Lamsweerde]] and [[Vinoodh Matadin]] (2012), [[Walter Van Beirendonck]] (2013), [[Richard Phillips]] (2014), [[Julian Schnabel]] (2014), [[Mario Testino]] (2014), [[Nate Lowman]] (2015) and [[David Salle]] (2015) have helped secure Dallas Contemporary’s important position in t(contracted; show full)[[Category:Art galleries established in 1978]]
[[Category:1978 establishments in Texas]]
[[Category:Education in Dallas, Texas]]
[[Category:Visitor attractions in Dallas, Texas]]


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