Sweet Pass Sculpture Park's New Dallas Location Opens

0:00It's March 31st, I'm Cory with the story. This is Dallas News Today, driven by AI. A new art spot called Sweet Pass sculpture park is dropping its second location in Dallas this Saturday, September 9th, at 1915 North. A card street. The duo behind it, Tray Burns and Brandon Kennedy started the original back in 2018 and now they're co-directing this bigger expansion. They come from running shows in a West Dallas backyard, hosting wild installations that let artists push boundaries. This new space ramps it up, turning more heads with public access and room for larger experiments. Folks are buzzing because Burns and Kennedy focus on giving creators freedom to test bold ideas without the usual stiff rules. It's all about that energy shift from hidden gem to street level vibe, drawing in more community eyes, kicking things off as painter Riley Holloway, whose bright portraits of black figures dive into identity, history and connection with Sirius. Movement and color. His show runs through October 28th

1:04with an opening reception Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. Catch it. Saturdays from 12 to 5 p.m. or book a visit at their site and watch how this flexible setup shakes up Dallas art for good.