Exhibition History

DMCA= Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts (established in 1957; merged with DMFA on May 30, 1963)

Contact us at archives@DallasMuseumofArt.org for further information about past exhibitions.

1903
Exhibition of paintings on loan from a Boston Dealer, secured by Clifton Church, November, 1903

1904
First Annual Exhibition of The Dallas Art Association, October 29–31, 1904

1905
Second Annual Exhibition of The Dallas Art Association, January 1905

1906
Faulkner Exhibition, winter 1906

1908
Exhibition of works by Mr. Bock, a muralist from Chicago who recently moved to Dallas, February 1908

1909
First Annual Exhibition Of The Work of the Dallas Painters, April 1909

1910
Exhibition of paintings by Mr. Barse, a member of the Royal Society, and works by Dallas artists and a Collection by Mr. Hensen of NY, Spring 1910

1913
Exhibition of portraits and landscapes by Walter Russell of New York, Spring 1913

1914
Jonas Lie exhibition, April 8–?, 1914
Children's exhibition, April 15–?, 1914

1915
Exhibition of watercolors (by Childe Hassam, Newell, etc.), April 1915

1919
First Annual Exhibition: Contemporary International Art, November 18–27, 1919

1921
Second Annual American and European Art Exhibition at the Adolphus Hotel in the Junior Ballroom, April 7–21, 1921

1922
Third Annual Exhibition: American Art From The Days Of The Colonists To Now, November 16–30, 1922

1923
Fourth Annual Exhibition of The Dallas Art Association, November 14–28, 1923
Paintings by American Artists from the Macbeth Gallery, New York, Held in the Halaby Galleries, Majestic Theatre Building, December 1923

1925
Fifth Annual Exhibition of The Dallas Art Association at Stoneleigh Court, November 16–December 1, 1925

1926
Paintings By The Brothers De Zubiaurre (Ramon & Valentin) at Melrose Court, November 8–14, 1926

1927
Exhibition Of Painting and Sculpture by Leading Living American Artists, February 5–25, 1927

1928
Second Intimate Exhibit, Gari Melchers, Dallas Art Association, January 13–23, 1928 (DAA)
Art of the American Indians of the Southwest, February 16–26, 1928
First Allied Arts Exhibition of Dallas County, April 14–28, 1928

1929
The San Antonio Competitive Exhibition of 1929, March 16–April 28, 1929
Second Annual Allied Arts Exhibition of Dallas County, April 18–28, 1929
Nan Sheets: Paintings, November 10–20, 1929
Modernist French Paintings, December 1929

1930
Victor Higgins, January 1930
Loan Exhibitions of Paintings and Textiles from the Homes of Dallas, February 9–25, 1930
Wayman Adams: Portraits, February–March 1930
Benson Moore: Etchings of Bird and Animal Life, February–March 1930
50 Books of The Year, February–March 1930
Birger Sandzen: Paintings and Lithographs, March 22– ?, 1930
Third Annual Exhibition of the Allied Arts of Dallas County, April 19– ?, 1930
The Edward Barrett Collection of Oriental Art, October 1930
Norwegian Prints, October 1930
Sculpture By Maillol and Kolbe, November 1930
Edward Bruce: Paintings, November 1930
Reaugh Club Exhibition, November 1930
Texas Fine Arts Association Exhibition, November 1930
A Collection Of Paintings By Russian Artists Lent By Theodore Kosloff, December 1930

1931
William Schwartz: Paintings and Lithographs, January 1931
Jean Crawford Adams: Paintings, January 1931
Southern States Art League Exhibition, January 6–25, 1931
Paintings By Boston Artists, February 1931
Exhibition By Dallas Women Painters, February 1931
Exhibition By Klepper Sketch Club, February 20–March 2, 1931
Old Masters, March 1931
60 Living American Artists, March 9– April 6, 1931
Kelly Stevens: Paintings of Texas and the Southwest, April 1931
School Art Work, April 1931
Bookbindings from Czechoslovakia, April 1931
Mary L. T. Sanford: Portraits of Children, April 1931
Fourth Annual Allied Arts Exhibition of Dallas County, April 11–27, 1931
Hallsthammer: Wood Sculpture, April 15–May 17, 1931
Loan Collection Of Paintings From The Phillips Memorial Gallery, Washington, D. C., May 10–28, 1931
50 Prints of the Year, October 1931
Cotton Prints, October–November 8, 1931
Loan Exhibition of Works of Art From Dallas Homes, November 15–30, 1931
Ohio Watercolor Exhibition, December 1931
Some English Masters, December 1931
Old Spanish Textiles, December 5–21, 1931
Drawings and Etchings by the Faculty of Grand Central Art School, December 6–23, 1931
Walden School Exhibition, December 6, 1931–January 1, 1932
Merton and Kay Scott Watercolors, December 18, 1931–January 18, 1932
Exhibition by Klepper Sketch Club, December 23, 1931–January 5, 1932

1932
Ohio Watercolor Society Exhibition, January 1932
E. G. Eisenlohr: Paintings, January 15–30, 1932
Indian Paintings of the Kiowa Tribe, February 1932
Oils and Watercolors by Painters of the Midwest, February 1932
Arnold Ronnebeck: Sculpture and Photographs, February 1932
Exhibition of Young Dallas Painters: The Dallas Nine, February 1932
Indian Rugs and Baskets, March 1932
Paintings from the Winter Exhibition of The National Academy of Design, 1931, March 5–19, 1932
Ruby Stone: One–Man Show, March 16–31, 1932
Exhibition from the Petite Tuileries: 40 Paintings of the Ecole De Paris, March 19–April 9, 1932
Old Chintzes, April 1932
Fifth Annual Allied Arts Exhibition of Dallas County, April 10–25, 1932
Rodin: Small Sculptures, May 1932
Olin Travis: 30 Drawings of Imaginative Subjects, May–June 1932
Russell Vernon Hunter: Paintings of West Texas, May–June 1932
Mary Bonner: Etchings, May–June 1932
Prize House & Garden Designs from House Beautiful, June 1932
Drawings by Public School Children, October 1932
Texas Fine Arts Exhibition, Work of Texas Artists, October 13–November 14, 1932
Frank Klepper: One–Man Show, October 20–November 4, 1932
Rotky: Color Block Prints, November 1932
William Schwartz: Watercolors and Designs, November 6–14, 1932
50 Best Books of the Year, November 18–December 2, 1932
Leslie Maitland Collection, November 20–December 15, 1932
Thomas Stell: One–Man Show, December 1932
C. M. Spellman: Drawings, December 1932
Helen Blumenshein: Drawings, December 1932
Klepper Club Annual Exhibition, December 18, 1932–January 1, 1933

1933
Collection of Rare Books Lent by John Hackler of Dallas, January 1933
Murals by American Painters and Photographers, January 8–?, 1933
Development of Printmaking from the 15th Century to our Day, February 5–?, 1933
Roberto Montenegro: Paintings and Drawings, February 5–?, 1933
Color Reproductions of Old Masters, March 3–9, 1933
6th Annual Allied Arts Exhibition of Dallas County, March 19–April 2, 1933
Student Work from TSCW, April 5–11, 1933
Italian Paintings from The Kress Collection, April 16–May 10, 1933
Western Watercolors, May 5–June 3, 1933
Contemporary American and British Book Jackets, October 6–25, 1933
Watercolors [Lent by the Director], October 25–November 15, 1933
Texas Art Show, November 1933
Loan Collection from the Whitney Museum of American Art, November 27–December 20, 1933
Gwendolyn Meux: Paintings, December 27, 1933–January 14, 1934
Indian Designs, December 30, 1933–January 15, 1934

1934
Exhibition of Arthur B. Davies and Albert P. Ryder, January 1934
Klepper Club Jury Exhibition, January 2–15, 1934
Comparisons And Contrasts, February 1934
11th Circuit Exhibition of the Southern States Art League, February 28–March 21, 1934
Early American Paintings, March 15–April 15, 1934
Mary Aubrey Keating: Watercolors, March 20–April 15, 1934
Stephen De Hospodar: Block Prints, April 1934
Thetis Lemmon: Metalcraft, April 1934
Olin Travis: One–Man show, April 8–?, 1934
Lucien Abrams: Paintings, April 16–28, 1934
American Lithographs– From Currier and Ives to the Present Day, December 7, 1934–January 20, 1935

1935
Exhibition of American Contemporary Still Life and Flower Paintings, January 20–February 24, 1935
Prints, Watercolors, Drawings, February 1935
Ian Duff MacKnight: Prints, February 1935
25 Watercolors by 25 Dallas Artists, February–March 19, 1935
Prints from the Collection of Mrs. A. E. Zonne, February 28–March 20, 1935
Exhibition of Contemporary Wall Papers, February 28–March 21, 1935
Metalwork by Esther Webb, Velma Davis, and Mary Loving Smith, March 1935
Perry Nichols: Modern Furniture, March 1935
7th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, March 24–April 21, 1935
Exhibition of Antique Furniture and Decorative Art Owned by Dallas County Residents, April 23–May 12, 1935
Karoly Fulop: Paintings, Sculpture, Watercolors, April 23–May 12, 1935
Figure Painting from American Ancestors to Our Day, May 12–June 2, 1935
Exhibition of Polish Graphic Arts, May 13–June 2, 1935
1st Summer Exhibition of Dallas Oil Paintings/Local Artists Show, June 5–September 29, 1935
California Society of Etchers Exhibition, September 13–October 23, 1935
Thomas W. Nason: Woodblocks, October 4–November 4, 1935
8th Annual American Printmakers Exhibition, October 27–November 19, 1935
British Woodcut Society Exhibition, November 1–24, 1935
Exhibition of Circus Life, November 3–24, 1935
8th Annual Philadelphia Society of Etchers, November 24–December 17, 1935
Modern Photography Group, November 27–December 29, 1935
First Annual Dallas Decorative Arts Exhibition, December 1–29, 1935

1936
Robert Austin: Prints and Drawings, January 14–February 9, 1936
Lloyd Goff, James Brooks, J. O. Mahoney, Jr. [originally titled "4 Former Dallas Artists"], January 15–31, 1936
Portraits of Dallas Personalities, February 2–23, 1936
Barrows Exhibition of Wall Hangings, February 12–22, 1936
Exhibition of Crayon Drawings from the O. M. Roberts School, February 24–March 7, 1936
Bertha E. Jaques: Loan Exhibition of Prints, February 1936
Soviet Russia Exhibition, March 8–29, 1936
3rd International Etchers and Engravers Exhibition, April 9–May 10, 1936
The Centennial Exhibition of Paintings, Sculpture, and Graphic Arts, June 6–November 29, 1936

1937
Will Henry Stevers Exhibition, January 1937
8th Annual Allied Arts Exhibition, January 17–February 14, 1937
American Artists Group Exhibition, February 1–13, 1937
Guatemalan Textiles and Costumes, February 4–March 7, 1937
Drawings by Contemporary American Artists, March –April, 1937
Anders Zorn: Etchings, April 1937
47th Annual American Circuit Exhibition, April–May 2, 1937
Greater Texas and Pan American Exposition, Art of the Americas: Pre–Columbian and Contemporary, June 12–October 31, 1937
Public School Paintings from Texas and the Area, September 22–October 31, 1937
Barse Miller: Watercolors, November 1937
Caroline Durieux Exhibition, November 1937
The Master French Impressionists Exhibition, November 14–December 18, 1937
Durer and His Followers, December 1937

1938
3rd Matted Traveling Exhibition of California Watercolor Society, January 1938
Gattorno Exhibition, January 1938
Prints by Rubens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt, January 1938
California Society of Etchers Exhibition, February 1938
New Methods of Printmaking and the Broadening of Styles, February 1938
Russell Cowels Exhibition, February 1–25, 1938
3 German Painters: Edmond Kinginzer, Carl Zerbe, and Josef Albers, February 1–28, 1938
Prints by Whistler and the Moderns, March 1938
Oak Cliff Society of Fine Arts Exhibition, March 1–16, 1938
9th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, March 20–April 17, 1938
U. S. Camera Salon Exhibition, April 4–16, 1938
Don Brown Exhibition, April 18–May 18, 1938
Acquisition Exhibition of the Dallas Print Society, May 1–22, 1938
Goya Prints, May 1–29, 1938
1st No–Jury Exhibition, May 12–29, 1938
Indian Pottery, summer 1938
Contemporary Swedish Prints, October 2–14, 1938
Golden Jubilee Exhibition of The State Fair of Texas [Includes the following exhibitions: British Portraits of the 18th Century; The Neighbors of Texas; Texas–Painting, Drawing, Pastels and Sculpture; E. G. Eisenlohr Exhibition], October 8–23, 1938
Frances Failings: Watercolors, November 1938
Milford Zornes, November 1938
Snow White, November 3–18, 1938
Leon Kroll: Paintings, November 13–December 10, 1938
Currier and Ives Prints, November 13–December 10, 1938
Wortham Collins Collection of Prints, Dallas, November 21–December 5, 1938
Texas Art Teachers' Exhibition, November 23–26, 1938
Exhibition by Women Artists of Dallas County, December 4–31, 1938
Chinese Ancestral Portraits and Japanese Landscape Prints, December 11, 1938–January 7, 1939

1939
Southern States Art League Exhibition, January 1–28, 1939
Klepper Club Exhibition, January 8–21, 1939
Modern European Prints, January 8–February 4, 1939
Dallas Amateur Photography Exhibition and Art Teachers Exhibition, January 8–February 4, 1939
Collection of Violet Hayden and Bertha Landers, January 8–February 4, 1939
Hovsep Pushman, February 5–19, 1939
Preview of Regional Works for the New York World Fair, February 5–25, 1939
Modern American Prints, February 5–March 4, 1939
Collection of Prints: Mrs. Zonne, February 12–27, 1939
Acquisition Exhibition of the Dallas Print Society, March 5–April 1, 1939
10th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, March 5–April 2, 1939
Invitational Flower Show, April 2–29, 1939
Prospectors Exhibition: A Group of Boulder, Colorado Painters, April 2–29, 1939
Daumier Prints, April 2–30, 1939
Vlaminck: Paintings, April 9–30, 1939
American Negro Art, April 30–May 6, 1939
Audubon Prints from the Collection of Alexandre Hogue, April 30–May 27, 1939
Gould Prints from the Collection of Bess Hurd, McKinney, April 30–May 27, 1939
Ward Lockwood: Drawings and Prints, May 1–28, 1939
2nd No–Jury Exhibition, May 24–June 11, 1939
L. S. Makimson: Prints, May or June 1939
Edmond Kinzinger: Pastels and Drawings, June 1939
Fred Dreher: Batiks, June 1–30, 1939
4th Annual Traveling Exhibition of the California Watercolor Society, August 6–27, 1939
50 Prints, September 25–October 7, 1939
W.P.A. Prints, October 1939
Exhibition of Spanish Paintings, October 7–22, 1939
Texas Paintings, October 7–22, 1939
Frank Reaugh Exhibition, October 7–22, 1939
Commercial Paintings, October 23–November 12, 1939
Nura Ulreich: Paintings, November 1–30, 1939
Sculpture from the University of Oklahoma, November 3–30, 1939
James Prestini: Wood Turnings, November 5–25, 1939
French Moderns, November 5–December 2, 1939
Printing of the Metropolitan Museum, November 13–25, 1939
German Expressionists, November 26–December 26, 1939
Waldo Pierce, December 3–30, 1939
Clinton B. King: Paintings, December 3, 1939–January 1, 1940
New Southern Group Exhibition, December 17, 1939–January 6, 1940
Leonard Misonne: 50 Photographs, December 21–28, 1939
5th International Exhibition of Etching and Engraving, December 28, 1939–January 28, 1940

1940
Soap Sculpture Exhibition, January 1940
Indian Pictographs by Forrest Kirkland, January 1940
Milwaukee Handicrafts, January 1–21, 1940
Frontiers of American Art, January 1–29, 1940
Contemporary American Sculpture in Limited Editions, January 3–24, 1940
Group Exhibition, January 6–28, 1940
2nd Annual Museum League Photographic Exhibition, January 28–February 11, 1940
Thomas Hart Benton, February 4–25, 1940
Southern States Art League Exhibition, February 4–26, 1940
Margo Allen: Sculpture, February 4–March 2, 1940
Hobby Show, February 25–March 2, 1940
Lone Star Printmakers Exhibition, March 3–16, 1940
Prints, March 3–30, 1940
Marsden Hartley: Paintings, March 3–30, 1940
The First Texas General Exhibition, March 17–31, 1940
Old Master Drawings, April 1–25, 1940
Emil Bisttram: Paintings, April 1–27, 1940
11th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, April 7–May 4, 1940
Degas Exhibition, May 4–June 1, 1940
Modern American Houses, May 12–26, 1940
3rd No–Jury Exhibition, May 30–June15, 1940
I.B.M. Exhibition of Paintings, June 17–28, 1940
Louis Eilshemius Exhibition, September 1–30, 1940
French Prints, October 5–20, 1940
American Paintings, October 5–20, 1940
William Lester: Paintings, October 27–November 9, 1940
Stained Glass Medallions, November 1–30, 1940
Silk Screen Prints, November 3–30, 1940
Fredrick Taubes, November 8–30, 1940
Bertha Landers, November 10–23, 1940
Hari Kidd: Paintings, November 10–30, 1940
Latin American Printing, November 11–23, 1940
Modern French Painters, November 17–December 14, 1940
Olin Travis, November 24–December 7, 1940
Kathe Kollwitz: Prints, December 1–28, 1940
William Ritschel: Paintings, December 1–28, 1940
Jerry Bywaters: Paintings, December 8–21, 1940
Madonna Exhibition, December 15, 1940–January 4, 1941
Persian Art, December 15, 1940–January 11, 1941
Inez Staub Elder: Paintings, December 22, 1940–January 4, 1941
Lone Star Printmakers Exhibition, December 29, 1940–January 25, 1941

1941
Adelle Herring, January 5–18, 1941
Texas Fine Arts Association Exhibition, January 15–February 1, 1941
Roland Beers, January 19–February 1, 1941
Charles Bowling, February 2–15, 1941
2nd Texas–Oklahoma General Exhibition, February 2–15, 1941
Chinese Tomb Figures Loaned by C.T. Loo, February 2–March 8, 1941
7th International Lithography Exhibition, February 13–March 16, 1941
Merritt Mauzey, February 16–March 1, 1941
Randall Davey, February 16–March 15, 1941
Adele Brunet, March 2–15, 1941
Leland Curtis, March 9–30, 1941
Fred Darge, March 16–29, 1941
Southern States Art League Exhibition, March 16–31, 1941
Photographic Show, March 23–April 5, 1941
12th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, April 6–May 4, 1941
Contemporary Mexican Prints, April 9–30, 1941
Second Exhibition of Contemporary American Handwoven Textiles, April 13–May 5, 1941
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, April 20–May 3, 1941
Acquisition Exhibition: Dallas Print Society, May 4–31, 1941
Hobby Show, May 11–18, 1941
Florence McClung, May 11–24, 1941
Stella Lamond, May 25–June 8, 1941
Prairie Printmakers Exhibition, June 1–30, 1941
4th No–Jury Exhibition, June 5–?, 1941
Vincent Van Gogh, June 8–?, 1941
Texas Society of Architects Exhibition, October, 1941
3rd Texas General Exhibition, October 4–20, 1941
Chorotegan Indian Designs, October 4–20, 1941
Lone Star Printmakers Exhibition, October 20–November 1, 1941
Girl Scout Exhibition, October 20–November 1, 1941
Lucille Jeffries, November 2–15, 1941
William Littlefield: Drawings, November 2–2, 1941
First Annual Texas Print Exhibition, November 2–30, 1941
Fletcher Martin: Paintings, November 5–29, 1941
19th Century American Painting, November 9–December 15, 1941
Barbara Maples, November 16–29, 1941
Howard Cook, November 30–December 13, 1941
Donald Vogel, November 30–December 13, 1941
100 Selected Prints, November 30–December 27, 1941
Christmas Exhibition, December 7, 1941–January 3, 1942
The Silversmith and His Craft, December 7, 1941–January 3, 1942
Caroline Rosenbaum, December 14–28, 1941
Pearl Porterfield, December 28, 1941–January 10, 1942
Rembrandt Prints, December 28, 1941–January 24, 1942

1942
Texas Fine Arts Association Exhibition, January 1–15, 1942
Non–Objective Paintings, January 4–24, 1942
Victor Lallier, January 11–24, 1942
Frank S. Webb, January 25–February 7, 1942
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, January 25–February 7, 1942
D. R. Fitzpatrick: Cartoons, January 25–February 21, 1942
French Paintings: Classic to Romantic, January 25–February 22, 1942
Public Housing in the U. S., February 1–28, 1942
W. Frederic Jarvis, February 8–21, 1942
Early Prints, February 22–March 21, 1942
50 Contemporary American Figure Paintings, February 22–March 28, 1942
J. Donald Walp, March 8–21, 1942
John Taylor Arms: Prints, March 22–April 18, 1942
13th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, March 29–April 28, 1942
4th Annual Museum League Photographic Exhibition, April 19–May 3, 1942
Prairie Printmakers Exhibition, April 25–May 13, 1942
Rosalie Speed, May 3–16, 1942
Thetis Lemmon, May 17–23, 1942
Marie Delleney, May 17–23, 1942
Hobby Show, May 17–23, 1942
New Orleans Art League Exhibition, May 28–June 18, 1942
Octavio Medellin: Sculpture, October 1942
Prints from the Collection of Mrs. A. E. Zonne, October 1942
Watercolors by Mexican Children, October 1942
Anne Goldthwaite: Watercolors, October 1942
Otis Dozier: Prints, October 1942
Dow Simpson, November 1942
Lawrence Barrett: Prints, November 1942
Prints by Students of Constance Forsythe, November 1942
DMFA Prints, Gift of Mrs. A.E. Zonne, November 1942
Paintings by Western Artists–U.S.A., November 8–29, 1942
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, November 8–December 6, 1942
Eloise Reid Thompson: Botanical Watercolors, December 1942
Edmund Kinzinger: Prints, December 1942
4th Texas General Exhibition, December 6–31, 1942
2nd Annual Texas Print Exhibition, December 6–31, 1942

1943
Works Commissioned by Life–Time–Fortune Magazines, January 1943
Reproductions of Rockwell Kent Illustrations Loaned by McCord Museum, S.M.U., January 1943
Carl Benton Compton: Prints, January 1943
Doel Reed: Aquaprints, January 1943
Marie Delleney, January 24–February 21, 1943
Former Dallas Artists Exhibition, January 31–February 28, 1943
Lone Star Printmakers Exhibition, January 31–February 28, 1943
Museum School Exhibition, February 1943
Klepper Club Exhibition, February 1943
Bror Utter: Prints, February 1943
Blanche McVeigh: Prints, February 1943
Indian Pictographs in Texas by Forrest Kirkland, February 28–March 28, 1943
Carlos Merida: Crayon Paintings, March 1943
Handcrafts from Pi Beta Phi Settlement School, March 1943
Lucille Land Lacy: Prints, March 1943
Barbara Latham Cook: Book Illustrations, March 1943
14th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, March 28–April 25, 1943
Prints from the Collection of Bess Heard, April 4–May 2, 1943
5th Annual Museum League Photographic Competition, April 11–May 9, 1943
Emil Bisttram, April 25–May 23, 1943
Camera Club Exhibition– Dr. Sheavens Memorial, May 1943
Acquisition Exhibition: Dallas Print Society, May 1943
Paintings from the American Index of Design, May 2–30, 1943
Eugene Kingman: Prints, May 2–June 6, 1943
Inez Staub Elder: One–Man Show, May 7–28, 1943
Paintings and Sculpture Given to the Museum by W.P.A. [Works Progress Administration], May 9–June 6, 1943
Howard Cook: Prints and Drawings, May 30–July 4, 1943
DMFA Education Department Exhibit, June 6–July 11, 1943
1st Annual Exhibition by Texas Sculptors Group, June 13–July 11, 1943
Coreen M. Spellman: Prints, June 20–July 11, 1943
Art In War, July 4–August 8, 1943
Jessie Aline White: Prints, July 11–August 8, 1943
Art Appreciation Exhibition, August 8–October 3, 1943
DMFA Prints from the Junior League Print Fund, August 15–September 12, 1943
Dallas City Parks Art Exhibition, August 27–September 12, 1943
Exhibition of Work by Soldiers from Camp Maxey, September 12–October 3, 1943
John Knott: War Cartoons, October 3–November 7, 1943
Texas Panorama, October 10–November 28, 1943
Art Work from Dallas Public Evening School Classes, October 10–31, 1943
War Posters, October 10–31, 1943
Artine Smith: Paintings, October 10–31, 1943
Pan–American Photographs, October 10–31, 1943
William Cole: Botanical Paintings, October 31–November 21, 1943
Renee Lahm: Gouaches, November 2–23, 1943
First City Planning Exhibition, November 2–December 5, 1943
Boardman Robinson: Drawings, November 7–December 12, 1943
Poster Competition, November 10–28, 1943
Lucille Jeffries: Paintings, November 21–December 12, 1943
Art in Australia, November 28–December 26, 1943
Lt. Bill Lumpkins: Watercolors, December 1–21, 1943
Prints from the Collections of Carl Zigrosser and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, December 5–8, 1943
Donald Vogel: An Invitation Through the Frame, December 12, 1943–January 2, 1944
3rd Annual Texas Print Exhibition, December 12, 1943–January 16, 1944
Prize Photographs from Camera Magazine, December 21, 1943–January 13, 1944
5th Texas General Exhibition, December 26, 1943–February 27, 1944

1944
Victor Lallier: Paintings, January 2–21, 1944
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, January 16–February 15, 1944
Barbara Maples: Paintings, January 23–February 29, 1944
DMFA Education Department Exhibition, January 30–February 27, 1944
Paintings from the Collection of Mrs. S.I. Munger, February 13–March 12, 1944
Contemporary Prints, February 17–March 12, 1944
High School Art Competition, March 5–19, 1944
2nd City Planning Exhibition, March 12–28, 1944
Speak Their Language: British and American Cartoons, March 19–April 3, 1944
15th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, March 26–April 30, 1944
Taste Exhibition: “I Know What I Like,” April 1–May 21, 1944
24th Annual Exhibition of the Southern States Art League, May 7–June 4, 1944
Ed Bearden: One–Man Show, May 14–June 18, 1944
DMFA Education Department Exhibition, May 21–June 25, 1944
Earl Moore: Animal Photographs, June 4–25, 1944
Prairie Printmakers Exhibition, June 4–July 2, 1944
Twelve Contemporary Painters, June 11–July 2, 1944
Pfc. Ben Dangers: Alaska Paintings, June 18–July 11, 1944
Costumes of 7 American Wars, June 18–July 16, 1944
Fred Darge: Paintings of Bougainville, July 2–August 1, 1944
Paintings from Camp Barkley, July 9–August 13, 1944
Contemporary International Prints, July 16–October 8, 1944
American Counterpoint: Photographs by Alexander Alland, August 6–September 30, 1944
Exhibition of Past Dallas Allied Arts Prize Winners, August 13–September 30, 1944
Look At Your Neighborhood, September 3–26, 1944
6th Texas General Exhibition, October 1–23, 1944
Alexandre Hogue: Production Drawings, October 15–November 3, 1944
National Serigraph Exhibition, October 29–December 1, 1944
Clemens Jameson: One–Man Show, November 5–23, 1944
Dallas Camera Club Exhibition, November 5–23, 1944
Otis Dozier: Paintings, Gouaches, Drawings, November 5–December 5, 1944
Ralph McKensie: Book Illustrations, November 12–28, 1944
Grace Crockett: One–Man Show, November 19–December 6, 1944
4th Annual Texas Print Exhibition, November 26–January 2 , 1944
Walt Wiggins: Photographs, December 3–28, 1944
Paintings of Naval Aviation, December 10, 1944–January 9, 1945
Eddie Deis: Photographs, December 31, 1944–January 23, 1945
Paintings from Frederick Army Air Field, December 31, 1944–January 30, 1945

1945
Tomorrow's Needlework, January 14–February 6, 1945
Perry Nichols: One–Man Show, January 14–February 6, 1945
William Zorach: Sculpture and Watercolors, January 14–February 6, 1945
Contemporary American Painting and Sculpture, January 14–February 20, 1945
Textiles and Ceramics, February 4–25, 1945
Dallas Camera Club Exhibition, February 4–27, 1945
Frank S. Webb: One–Man Show, February 11–March 2, 1945
Clyde C. Clack: One–Man Show, February 11–March 20, 1945
Hence Griffith: Photographs, February 18–March 13, 1945
E. G. Eisenlohr: Drawings, February 25–March 20, 1945
Ben Culwell: War Paintings, March 4–16, 1945
Art from Dallas Collections, March 4–20, 1945
Dallas Advertising Art, March 4–April 13, 1945
Florence McClung: One–Man Show, March 11–April 6, 1945
Joseph Imhof: Prints, March 18–April 17, 1945
16th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, March 25–April 22, 1945
Charles T. Bowling: One–Man Show, April 8–May 4, 1945
Dallas Camera Club Exhibition, April 15–May 1, 1945
Caroline Rosenbaum: One–Man Show, April 15–May 1, 1945
Army Arts Exhibition–8th Service Command, April 29–May 13, 1945
Junior and Senior High School Exhibition, May 6–29, 1945
Reid Crowell: One–Man Show, May 20–June 1, 1945
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, June 3–24, 1945
Museum School Exhibition, June 3–July 15, 1945
Exhibition of Allied Arts Prizewinners, July 1–October 1, 1945
War Bond House Organ Cover Designs Exhibition, July 15–29, 1945
Muriel Branegan Bacon: Watercolors, August 5–19, 1945
Hazel McKinley: Watercolors, August 28–September 23, 1945
Portrait of America Exhibition, September 30–November 4, 1945
Museum School Exhibition, October 7–November 4, 1945
Early Maps Loaned by Geophysical, October 21–November 18, 1945
Fine Books Loaned by Stanley Marcus, November 7–December 9, 1945
7th Texas General Exhibition, November 11–December 3, 1945
5th Annual Texas Print Exhibition, November 25, 1945–January 6, 1946
Photographs of Santos, December 9–23, 1945
Christmas Sale of Dallas Artists' Work, December 9–30, 1945
Preview of Houston Ceramics Show, December 16, 1945–January 13, 1946
Boardman Robinson Exhibition, December 30, 1945–January 21, 1946

1946
Charles Umlauf: Sculpture and Drawings, January 6–20, 1946
Understanding the Child In Art, January 13–February 10, 1946
Dozier Rocks, January 20–February 3, 1946
Pre–War French School of Painting, January 27–February 24, 1946
Early Dallas Art Association Acquisitions, February 10–24, 1946
What is Modern Painting?, February 10–March 3, 1946
Howard Cook: Prints and Drawings, February 17–March 10, 1946
Army Medical Department: War Art Paintings, The Abbott Collection, March 3–31, 1946
Otis Dozier: Drawings, March 10–April 7, 1946
Ewald Vetter: Paintings and Drawings, March 10–April 7, 1946
20th Century Drawings, March 17–April 7, 1946
Steinweiss Album Covers Exhibition, March 24–April 14, 1946
17th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, April 7–28, 1946
Dallas Advertising Art, April 14–May 12, 1946
Design, April 14–May 12, 1946
Metropolitan Photographs, May 5–19, 1946
Harold Sims: Watercolors, May 5–June 2, 1946
California Paintings, May 5–June 9, 1946
Museum School Exhibition, May 19–June 16 , 1946
Past Allied Arts Prizewinners Exhibition, June 9–September 29, 1946
Texas Artists Exhibition, June 16–September 29, 1946
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, June 23–July 14, 1946
Six Latin American Painters, August 11–September 1, 1946
Southwestern Architecture, September 29–November 4, 1946
Texas Mineral Society Exhibition, October 1946
Photographs Commemorating the Texas Centenary, October 5–20, 1946
8th Texas General Exhibition, October 5–27, 1946
200 Years of American Painting, October 5–November 4, 1946
DeForrest Judd: Paintings, November 3–24, 1946
Creative Photography, November 3–December 15, 1946
Drawings From The Index of American Design, November 10–December 15, 1946
American Folk Art, November 17–December 22, 1946
Paintings By Dallas Artists [Exhibition and Sale], December 1–22, 1946
E. M. Schiwetz: Paintings and Drawings, December 1–31, 1946
Jack Erwin: Watercolors, December 15, 1946–January 12, 1947
Adolph Poldrugac: Paintings, December 22, 1946–January 19, 1947
5th Annual American Exhibition of Watercolors and Drawings, December 29, 1946–January 19, 1947

1947
National Serigraph Exhibition, January 15–February 15, 1947
Lucille Jeffries: One–Man Show, January 26–February 16, 1947
Artine Smith: One–Man Show, January 26–February 16, 1947
Clarence J. Laughlin: Photographs, January 26–February 23, 1947
Hans Hofmann: Paintings, January 26–February 23, 1947
Indian Paintings Loaned by Oscar B. Jacobson, January 26–February 23, 1947
Fred Darge: One–Man Show, February 23–March 16, 1947
Victor Lallier: One–Man Show, February 23–March 30, 1947
6th Annual Texas Print Exhibition, February 23–April 6, 1947
Don Brown: Paintings and Drawings, March 2–April 6, 1947
Fort Worth Artists Exhibition, March 2–30, 1947
Dow Simpson: One–Man show, March 2–30, 1947
Jerry Schofield: Drawings, March 9–April 6, 1947
18th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, April 6–27, 1947
Dallas and Fort Worth Press Photographers Exhibition, April 13–May 27, 1947
Art In Action [Public Schools], April 13–May 11, 1947
G. Livingston Wooley: One–Man Show, April 20–May 11, 1947
Reaugh Club Exhibition, May 4–18, 1947
Scalamandre Textiles of the Italian Renaissance, May 4–25, 1947
Museum School Exhibition, May 18–June 29, 1947
Barbara Maples: One–Man Show, May 25–June 15, 1947
Texas Small Sculpture Show, May 25–June 15, 1947
6 Southwestern States: Paintings & Sculptures [Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, & Louisiana], June 15–Sept 14, 1947
Drawings by Oklahoma A&M Faculty, June 22–July 27, 1947
Jean Charlot: Paintings from Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, August 3–31, 1947
Rotating Annual Selection of 14 Paintings 1946–1947 [Encyclopaedia Britannica Collection], September 7–28, 1947
Contemporary Illustrations, October 4–November 16, 1947
Metropolitan Museum Loan of 30 Old Masters, October 4–November 23, 1947
Frank Lloyd Wright: Drawings, October 4–November 23, 1947
American Artists Group Exhibition, November 2–December 21, 1947
Mexican Prints from Galeria de Arte Mexicano, November 23–December 28, 1947
William Lester: Paintings, November 30–December 28, 1947
9th Texas General Exhibition, November 30, 1947–January 4, 1948
Asher Fabrics, December 14, 1947–January 4, 1948
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, December 28, 1947–January 18, 1948

1948
Teacher/Student Sculpture Exhibition, January 4–25, 1948
Xavier Gonzales: Paintings, January 4–February 1, 1948
Paintings by American Indians, January 11–25, 1948
Bill Bomar: Paintings, January 11–February 8, 1948
Textiles given to Museum by Earl Hart Miller, January 11–February 22, 1948
1st Southwestern Print Exhibition, February 1–29, 1948
Wayman Adams: Paintings, February 8–29, 1948
Tom Lea: Drawings and Illustrations, February 8–March 7, 1948
Charles W. Hawthorne: Paintings, February 8–March 2, 1948
Carlotta Corpron: Photographs, February 15–March 21, 1948
Clara Williamson: Paintings, February 29–March 21, 1948
Swedish Photographs, February 29–March 21, 1948
George Fred Keck: Domestic Architecture, March 7–28, 1948
National Serigraph Society Exhibition, March 7–28, 1948
Hildegarde Haas: Prints, March 7–April 4, 1948
Dorothy LaSelle: Drawings, March 14–April 4, 1948
Eugene Deutch: Ceramics, March 28–April 25, 1948
Trends in Contemporary Textiles/Printed Textiles on the Dallas Market: Bess Wood, Dallas, March 28–April 25, 1948
Dallas Public Schools Exhibition, March 28–April 25, 1948
Exhibition of Steuben Glass, April 4–24, 1948
Dallas Advertising Art Exhibition, April 11–May 9, 1948
Acquisitions Exhibition: Dallas Print Society, April 11–May 9, 1948
19th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, May 2–30, 1948
Museum School Exhibition, May 16–June 13, 1948
Dallas/Fort Worth Press Photographers Exhibition, June 6–20, 1948
Don Freeman: Drawings, June 15–27, 1948
Paintings by Contemporary Regional Artists, June 6–July 18, 1948
American Paintings from Howard Loan Collection, June 20–September 26, 1948
Russell Vernon Hunter: Paintings, June 27–July 18, 1948
Photographs of American Figure Heads, June 27–July 18, 1948
Set Designs for the Starlight Operetta by Peter Wolf, July 4–25, 1948
Abstract and Surrealist Art, July 25–August 15, 1948
Three Contemporary Mexican Artists: Rivera, Tamayo, and Siqueiros, October 9–November 7, 1948
Famous American Paintings, October 9–November 7, 1948
Encyclopaedia Britannica Collection of Contemporary American Painting, November 14–December 12, 1948
10th Annual University of Texas Art Faculty Exhibition, December 19, 1948–January 9, 1949
10th Annual Texas General Exhibition, December 26, 1948–January 23, 1949

1949
Wedgewood Exhibition, January 2–February 13, 1949
Gladys Lloyd Robinson: Paintings of France, January 16–February 13, 1949
A Retrospective Exhibition of the Life Work of Ernest L. Blumenschein: Paintings, January 30–February 27, 1949
Contemporary American Drawings, January 30–February 27, 1949
Survey of American Printmaking, 1913–1947, February 13–March 13, 1949
1st Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, February 20–March 13, 1949
Harrison Stevens: Watercolors, February 20–March 13, 1949
Jose Cisneros: Illustrations, February 20–March 13, 1949
Rivers Of America, An Exhibition of Books with Fine Bindings, February 20–March 13, 1949
2nd Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, March 6–27, 1949
Contemporary Paintings acquired by the University of Oklahoma from U.S. State Department, War Assets Administration, March 6–April 3, 1949
Chen Chi: Watercolors, March 20–April 17, 1949
Ghosts Along The Mississippi––Photography by Clarence John Laughlin, March 20–April 17, 1949
Hudson River School of Painting, April 3–24, 1949
Raiberto Comini: Photographs of Italy, April 3–24, 1949
Koloman Sokol: Prints, April 17–24, 1949
Francis Adams Comstock: Lithographs, April 17–May 15, 1949
J. Morley–Fletcher Textiles Exhibition, April 24–May 15, 1949
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, April 24–May 15, 1949
20th Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, May 1–29, 1949
Museum School Exhibition, May 22–June 19, 1949
Paintings and Sculpture from Private Collections in Dallas, June 12–26, 1949
A Mural in the Making (Springfield Museum of Fine Arts), July 3–31, 1949
U. Stephen Johnson: Photographs, July 17–August 7 , 1949
1949 Awards for Schools and Residences from American Institute of Architects, August 28–September 11, 1949
Four Centuries of French Prints, September 11–25, 1949
Leonardo da Vinci and His Time, October 8–30, 1949
Winterbotham Collection of 20th Century European Paintings, October 8–November 6, 1949
1st Annual Texas Press Photography Exhibition, October 8–November 6, 1949
Old Master Paintings from the Jacob Heimann Collection, November 6, 1949–January 1, 1950
Printmakers Guild Exhibition, November 6, 1949–December 11, 1950
Contemporary French Paintings, November 6, 1949–December 11, 1950
Wooden Craft Work by Prestini, November 13–December 4, 1949
100 Photographs, December 4–25, 1949
Rio Grande–River of Destiny––Photographs by Laura Gilpin, December 4, 1949–January 15, 1950

1950
H. O. Kelly: Paintings, January 15–February 12, 1950
11th Annual Texas Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture, January 22–February 12, 1950
3rd Southwestern Exhibition of Prints And Drawings, January 22–February 12, 1950
Dallas Advertising Artists Exhibition, February 5–26, 1950
Will Barnet: Prints, February 19–March 5, 1950
2nd Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, February 19–March 12, 1950
News Pictures of the Year Exhibition, February 19–26, 1950
Portraits of Junior League Members' Children, March 5–19, 1950
Frank Reaugh Art Club Exhibition, March 5–19, 1950
5000 years of Egyptian Art And Civilization, March 5–April 1950
Architecture–1950, March 19–April, 1950
John Rogers: Photographs, March 26–April 23, 1950
American Comic Strip Art Exhibition, April 2–23, 1950
Your Navy, It's Contribution to America, April 2–30, 1950
Showing Of Queen Mary's Carpet, April 13–14, 1950
21st Annual Exhibition of Dallas Painting, Sculpture, Photography, April 30–May 28, 1950
Museum School Exhibition, May 14–June 11, 1950
14th Ceramic National Exhibition, May 22–June 11, 1950
The Best I Can Do: Dallas No–Jury Show, June 9–25, 1950
125th Exhibition of Lobmeyr Glass, July 2–30, 1950
Loan Exhibition of Old Masters Paintings from the Collection of the Marquess and Marchioness of Amodio, July–September 1950
Washington Crossing the Delaware by Emanuel Leutze, October 6–November 13, 1950
Herman Miller Furniture, October 7–22, 1950
Mobiles & Stabiles by Fred Dreher, October 7–22, 1950
Design to Live With, October 7–22, 1950
12th Texas Annual Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, October 7–29, 1950
Tom Lea: Paintings/Western Beef Cattle, October 7, 1950–January 14, 1951
Pre–Columbian Art from Earl Stendahl, October 7, 1950–February 25, 1951
Texas Press Photographs, October 7, 1950–November 5, 1951
Texas Society of Architects Exhibition, November 1950
Bernard Leach: Pottery, November 5–24, 1950
Chinese Paintings Lent By Alice Boney, November 5–26, 1950
E.G. Eisenlohr: Paintings, November 19–December 10, 1950
Ivan Mestrovic: Drawings, December 3–31, 1950
Paul Linwood Gittings: Photographs, December 3–31, 1950
Ceramics from the Pond Farm Workshops, December 3–31, 1950

1951
Montici: Paintings in Stone, January 7–28, 1951
Design by Alvin Lustig, January 7–28, 1951
Art Rental: Originating Exhibition, January 7–April 8, 1951
Alexander Archipenko: 100th One–Man Show, January 14–February 4, 1951
4th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, January 21–February 18, 1951
Old Master Prints, February 4–25, 1951
3rd Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, February 18–March 11, 1951
Reynold Arnould: Frescos & Other Works, March 4–20, 1951
E.M. Schiwetzer: Drawings, March 4–25, 1951
American Color Prints, March 4–25, 1951
Feininger & Tunnard: Watercolors, March 18–April 8, 1951
Don Bear: Drawings, March 18–April 25, 1951
Frank Dolejska: Paintings, March 25–April 15, 1951
National Serigraph Society Exhibition, April 1–May 2, 1951
Knife, Fork and Spoon Exhibition, April 15–May 10, 1951
Contemporary American Paintings, April 15–May 13, 1951
Forrest Bess—One Man Show, April 22–May 13, 1951
Index of American Design Exhibition, May 6–31, 1951
29th Annual Exhibition of Advertising and Editorial Art, May 10–31, 1951
Museum School Exhibition, May 13–27, 1951
22nd Annual Exhibition of Dallas Painting, Sculpture, Photography, May 20–June 17, 1951
Eakins and Homer, June 3–July 1, 1951
Tulsa Mural Competition Exhibition, July 1–29, 1951
Robert Howe: Photographs, July 1–29, 1951
Illustrators: Westport Artists, July 1–29, 1951
Abstract Painting in America, October 1–22, 1951
Architecture–1951, October 6–November 11, 1951
Four Centuries of European Painting, October 6, 1951–January 13, 1952
Imaginary Portraits by Marcel Vertes, October 7–28, 1951
Texas Press Photography Exhibition, October 7–28, 1951
Mexican Prints, November 4–11, 1951
Recent Acquisitions: American Painting, November 4–25, 1951
13th Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, November 25–December 16, 1951
Curtis Mayborn: Photographs of Cats, November 25–December 23, 1951
Bartlett Hayes Exhibition, December 2–30, 1951
Texas Painting, December 23–30, 1951
Merritt Mauzey: Lithographs, December 23, 1951–January 13, 1952
Contemporary American Painting, December 23, 1951–March 30, 1952
Thomas Hart Benton: Lithographs, December 30, 1951–January 27, 1952

1952
Texas Wildcats Exhibition, January 7–27, 1952
5th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, January 20–February 17, 1952
Art Rental Exhibition, January 27–March 2, 1952
Joel T. and Kathryn Howard Collection of American Painting, February 3–24, 1952
4th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, February 17–March 9, 1952
Contemporary Painting From American Collections, March 3–April 27, 1952
Artists in Mexico, March 7–30, 1952
Howard Cook: One–Man Show, March 16–April 6, 1952
Jack Hillmer: Architectural Panels and Photos, March 23–May 4, 1952
Learning Through Art, March 29–April 13, 1952
Some Businessmen Collect Contemporary Art, April 6–27, 1952
Young Collections, April 6–27, 1952
Edward Kaminski: Photographs, April 6–27, 1952
Contemporary American Paintings, April 27–May 4, 1952
Blanche McVeigh: Prints, May 4–18, 1952
Museum School Exhibition, May 11–25, 1952
E. G. Eisenlohr Exhibition, May 18–June 22, 1952
23rd Annual Dallas Painting, Sculpture and Photography–1952, May 25–June 22, 1952
L.A. Art Center School Exhibition, June 1–22, 1952
Ernest Freed: Prints, June 1–29, 1952
French Painting–Courbet to Picasso, June 22–July 27, 1952
State Fair of Texas Art Exhibition, October 4–19, 1952
14th Annual Exhibition of Texas Painting and Sculpture, October 4–26, 1952
Texas Press Photography Exhibition, October 4–26, 1952
Texas Architecture –1952, October 4–26, 1952
Knoll Furniture and Textiles, October 4–November 30, 1952
George Grosz: Impressions of Dallas, October 4–November, 1952
Paintings by the U.S. Marines, November 2–23, 1952
Kay Harris: Photographs, November 2–30, 1952
Southwestern Watercolors, November 30–December 21, 1952
Young Collections, November 23–December 28, 1952
Lautrec's Paris ‘90, November 23–December 28, 1952
Harding Black: Ceramics, December 1, 1952–January 4, 1953
Museum School Faculty Exhibition, December 14, 1952–January 31, 1953
E.M. Schiwetz: Watercolors of Texas Cotton Industry, December 21, 1952–January 31, 1953

1953
Contemporary Architecture, January 1–February 22, 1953
Contemporary American Painting, January 4–25, 1953
Olin Travis: 50 Years of Painting in Dallas, January 11–February 8, 1953
Emelio Amero: Lithographs, January 14–February 8, 1953
Georgia O'Keeffe: Paintings, February 1–22, 1953
5th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, February 15–March 8, 1953
Prints: Dallas Collections, February 18–March 19, 1953
Woody Crumbo: Serigraphs, March 1–29, 1953
Albert D. Lasker Collection, March 6–29, 1953
Texas Watercolor Society Annual Exhibition, March 16–April 5, 1953
Junior Indian Art Showbox, March 18–22, 1953
Masters of Printmaking, March 22–May 3, 1953
2nd International Hallmark Art Awards Exhibition, April 5–26, 1953
Texas Photography Salon, April 12–26, 1953
University of Texas Faculty Exhibition, April 19–May 10, 1953
24th Annual Dallas County Painting and Sculpture, May 6–31, 1953
Museum School Exhibition, May 10–24, 1953
50 Books of the Year, May 17–31, 1953
Young Collections, June 4–14, 1953
1st Annual Dallas National Print Exhibition, June 7–August 2, 1953
MacIver/ Pereira Exhibition, June 21–July 12, 1953
Design in Industry, July 19–August 16, 1953
Texas Architecture–1953, October 10–25, 1953
Texas Press Photography Exhibition, October 10–25, 1953
Trompe L'oeil Exhibition, October 10–30, 1953
15th Annual Exhibition of Texas Painting and Sculpture, October 10–November 1, 1953
Yoshida Toshi: Prints, November 11–29, 1953
Paintings for Connoisseurs (Santa Claus Exhibition), November 13, 1953–January 3, 1954
Young Collections, November 19–December 27, 1953
Contemporary Printmakers, December 6–27, 1953
Madonna Paintings from DMFA, December 6–27, 1953
Karl Drerup: Enamels, December 6, 1953–February 7, 1954
Cotton Textiles from Two Hemispheres, December 27, 1953–February 14, 1954

1954
American Paintings from the I.B.M. Collection, January 1954
Old Master Prints, January 17–February 24, 1954
C.R. Smith Collection, January–February 1954
Some Sculptors of the Region, February 7–March 14, 1954
6th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, February 14–March 7, 1954
Flower Paintings, March 6–13, 1954
Impressionism in American Art, March 21–April 21, 1954
YWCA––Mary Bruce Sharon: Paintings, March 24–April 18, 1954
Texas Watercolor Society 5th Annual Exhibition, April 4–18, 1954
Helena Rubinstein Collection, April 4–May 2, 1954
Southwestern Photography, April 18–May 9, 1954
“I Can't Draw A Straight Line, But…" April 25–May 9, 1954
Saul Steinberg: Drawings, May 2–30, 1954
25th Annual Dallas County Painting, Sculpture and Drawing, May 5–30, 1954
Decorative Prints from the Collection of Bess Heard, May 5–30, 1954
Young Collections, May 9–30, 1954
Museum School Exhibition, May 16–30, 1954
African Pacific Primitive Objects, June 1954
Five Centuries of Chinese Painting, June 27–August 8, 1954
National Prize Print Exhibition, July 4–September 12, 1954
Merritt Mauzey: Lithographs, August 15–September 12, 1954
The Fabulous West, October 9–31, 1954
16th Annual Exhibition of Texas Painting and Sculpture, October 9–31, 1954
Texas Architecture–1954, October 9–31, 1954
Texas Press Photography Exhibition, October 9–31, 1954
Former Texas Artists, October 9–31, 1954
Designs for Fountains, November 1–22, 1954
Roberto Burle Marx: Brazilian Landscape Architecture, November 9–30, 1954
Portrait Prints, November 10–December 28, 1954
Young Collections–Holiday Show, November14, 1954–January 2, 1955
Crafts for Christmas, November 28–December 26, 1954
Charles M. Russell: Drawings, November 28, 1954–January 2, 1955
San Antonio Men of Art Guild Exhibition, November 28, 1954–January 2, 1955

1955
IGAS Print Exhibition, January 5–25, 1955
Contemporary Fine Arts Exhibition of the American Jewish Tercentenary, January 15–February 6, 1955
Winslow Ames Collection of Drawings, January 27–February 23, 1955
Old Master and Modern Drawings, February 1–28, 1955
Younger European Painters, February 1–March 1, 1955
Still Life Exhibition, February 6–March 6, 1955
Salvador Dali: Jewels, February 27–March 27, 1955
Douglas Sand Paintings, March 6–27, 1955
Early American Folk Sculpture, March 8–29, 1955
Austin Artists, March 13–April 3, 1955
Dallas Public School Art Exhibition, March 20–April 10, 1955
Six Centuries of Headdress, April 3–May 1, 1955
Museum School Exhibition (Student/Teacher), April 24–May 8, 1955
26th Annual Dallas County Exhibition: Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, May 11–June 5, 1955
Museum School Exhibition, May 14–?, 1955
The Leslie Waggener Collection, May 22–?, 1955
The World Around Us: 100 Years of American Landscape, Summer 1955
Young Collections, June 12–July 3, 1955
Tamajiro Habano: Paintings, June 12–July 10, 1955
12th National Print Exhibition, June 14–July 21, 1955
Electronic Abstractions, July 3–31, 1955
Framing, Right and Wrong, August 1–23, 1955
17th Annual Exhibition of Texas Painting & Sculpture, October 7–November 13, 1955
Family of Man, October 7–December 4, 1955
Young Collections–Holiday Show, November 20, 1955–January 1, 1956
7th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, November 27–December 18, 1955
Sculpture in Silver, December 11, 1955–January 1, 1956
Virgil Beavers: Theatre Designs, December 11, 1955–January 15, 1956

1956
Dated Tirez Fabrics/Textiles, January 1–February 12, 1956
In Memoriam: 12 American Artists Who Died in the Past 12 Years, January 15–February 6, 1956
6th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, January 15–February 19, 1956
Anspaugh Art Club, February 12–22, 1956
American Craftsman, February 19–March 11, 1956
Jaycee School Show, February 19–March 11, 1956
Bassett Club, February 26–March 7, 1956
Federated Artists of Dallas, March 11–21, 1956
Klepper Art Club, March 25–April 4, 1956
Sport in Art, March 25–April 20, 1956
Dallas Public School Art Exhibition, April 1956
Reaugh Art Club, April 8–18, 1956
Reginald Marsh, April 15–May 20, 1956
Indonesian Ikats, April 29–June 5, 1956
27th Annual Dallas County Painting, Drawing, Sculpture Exhibition, May 2–27, 1956
Young Collections, May 17–June 17, 1956
Museum School Exhibition, May 20–June 10, 1956
German Graphics, June 1956
Gulf Caribbean International Art Exhibition, June 3–July 13, 1956
Exhibit of Painting and Sculpture, September 24–October 24, 1956 (DMCA—Society for Contemporary Arts)
Exhibition of Presidents' Portraits/Mr. President: A Pictorial Parade of Presidents, 1789–1956, October 6–November 11, 1956
Texas Architecture–1956, October 6–November 11, 1956
18th Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, October 6–November 18, 1956
Otis Dozier Exhibition, November 18–December 30, 1956
Young Collections, November 18–December 30, 1956
Decade of Prints, November 25–December 25, 1956
8th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, December 5, 1956–January 2, 1957
Mazzon School Paintings, December 9–31, 1956
7th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, December 30, 1956–January 27, 1957

1957
American Contemporary Paintings, 1957 (DMCA–Society for Contemporary Arts)
50 Years of Danish Silver, January 1–31, 1957
Japanese Screens, January 13–February 10, 1957
Karl Hofer Sketchbook, February 1–27, 1957
Jaycee Dallas Scholastic Competition Exhibition, February 3–13, 1957
Jaycee State Exhibition, February 17–27, 1957
Dallas Invitational Exhibition, February 20–27, 1957
Andrew Dasburg Exhibition, March 3–April 21, 1957
Survey of Painting in Texas, March 10–May 31, 1957
David Pryor Adickes, March 18–31, 1957 (DMCA—Society for Contemporary Arts)
Young Collections, March 30–April 21, 1957
28th Annual Dallas County Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture, April 10–May 12, 1957
Prints by the Yoshida Family, April 28–May 10, 1957
French Theatre, Ballet and Opera Designs, April 28–May 26, 1957
Museum School Exhibition, May 21–June 2, 1957
Sculpture Seen Anew: The Bronze Age to Brancusi, Sculpture by Clarence John Laughlin, June 18–July 18, 1957
Portraiture: The 19th And 20th Centuries, June 30–August 18, 1957
Bror Utter Exhibition/Fort Worth Land Marks, August 18–September 15, 1957
Texas Architecture–1957, October 5–27, 1957
Chrysler Collection Exhibition of Dutch, Flemish, and German Painting, October 5–31, 1957
Works by Toulouse–Lautrec, October 5–November 10, 1957
19th Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, October 5–November 17, 1957
Peter Takal Drawings, November 6–24, 1957
Young Collections, November 17–December 22, 1957
Abstract By Choice, November 19–December 31, 1957 (DMCA)
9th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, November 27–December 15, 1957
Adventures In Glass, December 15, 1957–January 15, 1958

1958
8th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, January 1–31, 1958
The World of Realism, January 8–March 2, 1958 (DMCA)
1st Southwest Furniture Design Competition and Exhibition, January 19–February 16, 1958
Jaycee Dallas School Show, January 26–Febuary 5, 1958
Jaycee State School Show, February 9–19, 1958
Action Painting, March 4–April 13, 1958 (DMCA)
Religious Art of the Western World, March 23–May 25, 1958
Young Collections In Retrospect, April 18–May 5, 1958 (DMCA)
Sculpture: From Rodin to Lipchitz, May 8–July 3, 1958 (DMCA)
Winston Churchill: The Painter, May 29–June 15, 1958 [co–sponsored by the DMCA)
George Bellows: Prints and Drawings, June 8–30, 1958
Dan Wingren: Paintings, June 15–July 13, 1958
29th Annual Dallas County Exhibition: Paintings, Drawings & Sculpture, June 18–July 27, 1958
Children’s Paintings from Morocco, July9–August 30, 1958 (DMCA)
Survey of Printmaking, August 3–September 14, 1958
Karolik Collection of American Painting, August 4–September 14, 1958
Moroccan Primitives, August 18–30, 1958 (DMCA)
Canadian Portfolio, September 3–November 3, 1958 (DMCA)
Texas Architecture, October 4–19, 1958
100 Years of American Architecture, October 4–26, 1958
Top Talent from Texas Colleges, October 4–26, 1958
Famous Painters and Famous Paintings, October 4–November 2, 1958
Highlights of British Printmaking, October 4–November 9, 1958
20th Annual Texas Painting And Sculpture Exhibition, October 4–November 16, 1958
Gyorgy Kepes: Paintings, November 2–30, 1958
Laughter in Art, November 5, 1958–January 6, 1959 (DMCA)
Young Collections, November 16–December 2, 1958
Decade of Prints, November 19–December 28, 1958
10th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, November 23–December 21, 1958
Everett Spruce: Paintings, December 7, 1958–January 4, 1959
Adventures in Imaginative Seeing, December 7, 1958–January 15, 1959

1959
Texas Paintings, January 1959
9th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, January 4–February 8, 1959
Fort Worth Collects, January 6–22, 1959 (DMCA)
Les Fauves, January 28–March 16, 1959 (DMCA)
Polynesian Artifacts, February 1959
By and About Indians, February–March 12, 1959
The Art of Animation, March 1–22, 1959
Jaycee Dallas Show, March 15–22, 1959
Pottery by Marguerite Wildenhain, March 18–April 12, 1959
Wall Flowers, March 23–April 16, 1959 (DMCA)
Jaycee State Show, March 29–April 5, 1959
Mexican Drawings, April 5–June 14, 1959
30th Annual Dallas County Exhibition of Painting, Drawing & Sculpture, April 12–May 18, 1959
Mexican Art: Pre–Columbian to Modern Times, April 19–June 14, 1959
Made in Texas by Texans, April 23–April 16, 1959 (DMCA)
Contemporary Handweavers, April 24–May 17, 1959
4th International Hallmark Art Awards Exhibition, May 24–June 20, 1959
Lorjou and Other Young French Painters, May 31–August 31, 1959
Paintings from the Agnes Baldwin Preschool, June 1959 (DMCA)
Contemporary Mexican Art, July 3–28, 1959 (DMCA)
Print and Drawing Members' Acquisition Exhibition, July 5–26, 1959
Women in Art, August 1959
Sixty Prints by Sixty Artists From Local Collections: Postwar Prints, 1946–1959, August 3–September 24, 1959 (DMCA)
Conservation in Painting, September 1959
21st Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture, October 10–November 15, 1959
Illuminations of 50 Great Paintings, October 10–November 15, 1959
South American Art Today, October 10–November 29, 1959
Pre–Columbian Art from South America, October 10–November 29, 1959
Signposts of Twentieth Century Art, October 28–December 7, 1959 (DMCA)
Texas Architecture, Fall 1959
Texas Watercolor Society Exhibition, November 8–December 6, 1959
Young Collections, November 20–December 20, 1959
11th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, November 22–December 16, 1959
Four American Expressionists: Doris Caesar, Chaim Gross, Karl Knaths, Abraham Rattner, November 22, 1959–January 2, 1960
Janet Klute Photographs, December 6, 1959–January 3, 1960
James Boynton Drawings, December 8–15, 1959 (DMCA)
Dallas Collects, December 16, 1959–January 11, 1960 (DMCA)

1960
American Prints Today, January 3–31, 1960
British and American Watercolors, January 10–31, 1960
Derain Sculpture, January 12–19, 1960 (DMCA)
Maillol Exhibition, January 17–February 14, 1960
10th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints And Drawings, January 17–February 14, 1960
Contemporary Japanese Painting and Sculpture, January 26–March 6, 1960 (DMCA)
Dallas Jaycee High School Art Exhibition, February 7–14, 1960
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection, February 12–March 12, 1960
State Jaycee High School Art Exhibition, February 21–28, 1960
Drawings by Ufert Wilke, March 8–20, 1960 (DMCA)
Bernard Leach Pottery, March 22–26, 1960
To Be Continued: The Museum Collection Now and In Retrospect, March 22–May 1, 1960 (DMCA)
20th Century Design: USA, April 4–May 15, 1960
Otis Dozier: Paintings, April 10–May 1, 1960
Southwestern Art, April 10–May 22, 1960
Children’s House Survey: Art from the DMCA Museum School, May 3–7, 1960 (DMCA)
American Genius in Review: I, May 11–June 19, 1960 (DMCA)
31st Annual Dallas County Exhibition of Painting, Drawing & Sculpture, May 22–June 12, 1960
Hanz Vincenz Exhibition, June 19–July 17, 1960
Motion Picture as a Static Art Form, June 21–28, 1960 (DMCA)
The Theater of Norman Bel Geddes, June 28–July 31, 1960 (DMCA)
The Traveling World of Pablo Picasso, September 6–25, 1960 (DMCA)
Recent DMCA Acquisitions, September 27–October 23, 1960 (DMCA)
Architecture of Merit in the Past Decade, October 8–23, 1960
New Generation in Italian Painting, October 8–November 6, 1960
H. O. Kelly Retrospective, October 8–November 13, 1960
22nd Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, October 8–November 13, 1960
Famous Families in American Art, October 8–November 20, 1960
Italian Sculptors of Today, October 26–November 27, 1960 (DMCA)
Hebrew University Children’s Paintings, November 1960 (DMCA)
The Young in Art, November 1–27, 1960 (DMCA)
American Folk Art from the Abby Aldrich Collection, November 15–December 15, 1960
12th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, November 20–December 14, 1960
Recent DMCA Acquisitions, November 29–December 3, 1960 (DMCA)
Children’s Book Show, December 1960 (DMCA)
Rene Magritte in America, December 6, 1960–January 8, 1961 (DMCA)

1961
Behind the Scenes at the DMCA, January 10–15, 1961 (DMCA)
Sara Roby Foundation Collection, January 15–February 12, 1961
Los Angeles Painting Since 1920, Fifty Paintings by Thirty–Seven Painters, January 17–February 12, 1961 (DMCA)
11th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints And Drawings, January 22–February 19, 1961
The Sculpture of Negro Africa, February 12–March 12, 1961
Three Sculptors of the Southwest, February 14–26, 1961 (DMCA)
Impressionists and Their Forebears from Barbizon, March 9–April 2, 1961 (DMCA)
The Artist in His Studio, March 12–April 2, 1961
Chinese Pottery And Porcelain, March 12–April 9, 1961
Roy Neuberger Collection, March 19–April 16, 1961
Young Collections, March 26–April 16, 1961
Joseph Stella Drawings, March 28–April 16, 1961 (DMCA)
Persian and Indian Miniatures, April 1–26, 1961
A Century of Art And Life In Texas, April 9–May 7, 1961
The Artist as Illustrator, April 12–30, 1961 (DMCA)
Paintings and Drawings from the Estate of John R. Covert, April 12–30, 1961 (DMCA)
National Liberty Week, April 16–22, 1961 (DMCA)
21st Ceramic National Exhibition, April 16–May 14, 1961
Lily Pons Collection, April 23–May 28, 1961 (DMCA)
Museum School Exhibition, April 30–?, 1961
Texas Designer/Craftsman, May 13–28, 1961
Calvin Holmes Prints, May 7–28, 1961
Children’s House Survey, May 9–28, 1961 (DMCA)
Richard Neutra Retrospective, May 14–June 1, 1961
32nd Annual Dallas County Exhibition of Painting, Drawing and Sculpture, May 21–June 18, 1961
Photography in the Fine Arts II, June 4–25, 1961
Carl Morris Retrospective Show, June 8–July 30, 1961 (DMCA)
The Innocent Eye, June 9–12, 1961 (DMCA)
E. G. Eisenlohr Memorial Exhibition, June 11–July 9, 1961
Dallas Collects, 1960–1961, July 4–30, 1961 (DMCA)
Selections from the DMCA Permanent Collection, September 1961 (DMCA)
Paintings and Prints by Stanley William Hayter, October 4–12, 1961 (DMCA)
Alfred Eisenstaedt Photos: Witness to His Times, October 4–29, 1961 (DMCA)
Directions in 20th Century American Painting, October 7–November 12, 1961
13th Annual Texas Crafts Exhibition, October 7–November 12, 1961
23rd Annual Texas Painting And Sculpture Exhibition, October 7–November 19, 1961
Old Master Drawings, November 12–December 31, 1961
The Art That Broke the Looking Glass, November 15–December 31, 1961 (DMCA)
Collector's Choice, November 16–December 3, 1961
Children’s Book Show, December 5–17, 1961 (DMCA)

1962
Frederick O'Hara Prints, January 3–17, 1962
The Art of Assemblage, January 9–February 11, 1962 (DMCA)
John Marin Exhibition, January 14–February 11, 1962
12th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, January 21–February 18, 1962
Shibui Exhibition, January 28–February 11, 1962
Felix Candela Exhibition, January 28–February 28, 1962
Photography in the Fine Arts III, February 11–March 11, 1962
To Be Continued, February 20–March 25, 1962 (DMCA)
A Historical Survey of the Graphic Arts, February 25–March 25, 1962
The Outline and the Dot: Two Aspects of Post–Impressionism / Painters of Pont Aven, March 4–25, 1962
The Junior Art of Assemblage, March 20–25, 1962 (DMCA)
6th Annual Texas Designer/Craftsman, March 31–April, 1962
“1961,” April 3–May 13, 1962 (DMCA)
20th Century Drawings, April 4–26, 1962
33rd Annual Dallas County Exhibition of Painting, Drawing and Sculpture, April 15–May 13, 1962
Young Collections, May 6–28, 1962
Three Texas Artists, May 23–June 10, 1962 (DMCA)
Figures in the Landscape, May 24–July 7, 1962
Animals, June 8–11, 1962 (DMCA)
Lithographs from the Tamarind Workshop, June 19–July 15, 1962 (DMCA)
Dallas Collects, August 1962 (DMCA)
Selections from the DMCA Permanent Collection, September 1962 (DMCA)
Children’s Art from Summer Classes, September 1962 (DMCA)
The Arts of Man, October 6–January 1, 1963
Art of the Circus, October 9–November 11, 1962 (DMCA)
The Sculpture of Herbert Ferber, November 17–December 30, 1962 (DMCA)

1963
American Prints Today, January 13–February 10, 1963
British Art Today, January 15–February 17, 1963 (DMCA)
13th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, January 17–February 17, 1963
William T. Ranney: Paintings, January 28–March 11, 1963
Gallery Gardens, February 23–March 24, 1963
Eight By Eight, American Craftsmen, March 3–31, 1963
The University of Texas Art Faculty: Past and Present, March 3–April 1, 1963 (DMCA)
A Retrospective: Lyonel Feininger, April 10–May 5, 1963 (DMCA)
24th Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, April 14–May 12, 1963
Toni Frissell: Photographs–A Number of Things, April 17–May 5, 1963
Young Collections, April 26–May 12, 1963
Interaction of Color and Paintings by Josef Albers, April 30–May 26, 1963
Texas Collects 20th Century Art, May 15–28, 1963 (DMCA)
Ideas in Images, May 19–June 9, 1963
34th Annual Dallas County Exhibition: Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, May 29–June 23, 1963
Children at Play, June 7–8, 1963 (DMCA)
Graphik––German Prints at Mid–Century, June 23–July 14, 1963
Photographs by Jason Hailey: The Selective Eye, July 19–August 17, 1963
25th Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, October 5–November 3, 1963
Indian Art of the Americas, October 5, 1963–January 5, 1964
14th Texas Crafts Exhibition, November 17–December 15, 1963
Young Collections, November 29–December 15, 1963

1964
14th Southwestern Print and Drawing Exhibition, January 19–February 12, 1964
A View of the Protean Century: Hirshhorn Foundation Collection, January 25–February 23, 1964
Photography in the Fine Arts IV, February 16–March 8, 1964
Contemporary French Tapestry, March 8–April 5, 1964
The Crafts and Worship, March 15–April 12, 1964
Ben Nicholson Retrospective, April 15–May 17, 1964
35th Dallas County Exhibition of Painting, Drawing and Sculpture, May 6–31, 1964
Auguste Rodin, 1840–1917: An Exhibition of Sculptures and Drawings, June 1–July 1, 1964
Danish Abstract Art, October 10–November 1, 1964
26th Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, October 10–November 8, 1964
Pre–Columbian Art, November 15, 1964–January 10, 1965

1965
Drawings USA, 1963, January 16 –February 7, 1965
Fifteenth Exhibition of Southwestern Prints and Drawings, January 27–February 17, 1965
The Art of Piet Mondrian, March 17–April 18, 1965
Chola Bronzes, May 1–September 7, 1965
Sculpture: Twentieth Century, May 12–June 13, 1965
Tom Benrimo Retrospective, June 30–July 28, 1965
American Drawings, July 24–August 22, 1965
Antonio Frasconi, 1952–1963, July 31–August 29, 1965
O'Neil Ford, Architect, September 1–26, 1965
The Photographer's Eye, October 9–October 31, 1965
Treasures from Austria, October 9–November 21, 1965
Kurt Schwitters: A Retrospective Exhibition, November 10–December 12, 1965
Good Design in Toys, November 30–December 26, 1965
Latin American Painting, December 18, 1965–January 16, 1966
Pre–Columbian Gold from Peru, December 18, 1965–January 30, 1966

1966
Sixteenth Exhibition of Southwestern Prints and Drawings, January 12–February 6, 1966
South Central Craftsmen USA, 1966, February 16–March 20, 1966
Jean Dubuffet Retrospective, March 16–April 17, 1966
Dallas Scholastic Arts Show, April 3–10, 1966
Charles H. Currier: Victorian Photographer, April 16–May 8, 1966
George Ortman: Constructions/Paintings/Drawings, April 27–May 30, 1966
William Baziotes Memorial Exhibition, June 29–July 31, 1966
Contemporary French Tapestries, July 6–August 7, 1966
Aaron Siskind: Photographer, October 8–November 6, 1966
The Kevorkian Foundation Collection of Rare and Magnificent Oriental Carpets, October 8–November 27, 1966
Texas Painting and Sculpture, 1966, December 7, 1966–January 8, 1967

1967
Picasso: Two Concurrent Retrospective Exhibitions, February 8–March 26, 1967
European Drawings, April 12–May 14, 1967
Scholastic Art Award Exhibition, April 16–April 23, 1967
Air, Light, Form: New American Glass, May 3–June 4, 1967
Clara Williamson Retrospective Exhibition, May 24–June 25, 1967
Dallas Private Collections, July 15–September 3, 1967
William Brice: Selection of Drawings, 1955–1966, July 20–September 1, 1967
American Art Before Columbus, October 7–29, 1967
Van Gogh Exhibition of Watercolors and Drawings, October 7–November 5, 1967
Seventeenth Exhibition of Southwestern Prints and Drawings, November 8–December 10, 1967
Alexander Archipenko: A Memorial Exhibition, November 22, 1967–January 1, 1968

1968
Boyd Mefferd: Light in Motion, January 17–February 18, 1968
Masters of Modern Italian Art from the Collection of Gianni Mattioli, January 31–March 3, 1968
Mark Tobey Retrospective, March 20–April 21, 1968
Scholastic Art Award Exhibition, April 7–April 14, 1968
Texas Painting and Sculpture, 1968, May 8–June 9, 1968
Art of the Congo, October 5–November 3, 1968
Southwest Craftsmen, 1968, October 23–November 24, 1968
Photography in the Fine Arts V, November 30, 1968–January 2, 1969
Franz Kline 1910–1962, December 17, 1968–January 26, 1969

1969
Jean Arp Memorial Exhibition, March 12–April 13, 1969
Julius Bissier: A Retrospective, March 12–April 13, 1969
Sidney and Harriet Janis Collection, May 14–June 8, 1969
Venetian Bronzes from the Correr Museum, May 14–June 15, 1969
David Smith, June 25–September 1, 1969
African Art and the Modern Tradition, Sept 18–November 1 [?], 1969
Masterpieces of Japanese Art, October 4–November 30, 1969
Eighteenth Exhibition of Southwestern Prints and Drawings, October 29–November 30, 1969
One Man's Choice, December 14, 1969–January 18, 1970

1970
The M.P. Potamkin Collection, January 28–March 8, 1970
Photographs by Clyde Dilley, January 28–March 8, 1970
Experiments in Plastic, March 18–April 19, 1970
Indian and South–East Asian Stone Sculptures from the Avery Brundage Collection, May 6–June 21, 1970
Product Environment, July 15–September 7, 1970
Arts of Oceania, October 10–November 29, 1970
Figures/Environments, December 13, 1970–January 17, 1971

1971
Ten Centuries that Shaped the West, February 10–April 11, 1971
Richard Tuttle, February 10–March 28, 1971
Scholastic Art Exhibition, April 4–11, 1971
Four Painters: Conlon, Cote, Hacklin, Rafoss, May 12–June 20, 1971
Baggie Mantra Sanctorum March, June 12, 1971
Stone Sculpture from India and Southeast Asia, June 20–September 12, 1971
Texas Painting and Sculpture 71, July 14–September 6, 1971
George Rickey Retrospective Exhibition, July 29–September 6, 1971
15th Texas Crafts Exhibition, October 9–November 6, 1971
The Romantic Vision in America, October 9–November 28, 1971
19th and 20th Century Paintings from the Collection of the Smith College Museum of Art, December 12, 1971–January 16, 1972
Graphics from Area Collections, December 12, 1971–January 16, 1972

1972
Burgoyne Diller, February 16–March 26, 1972
Chinese Gold, Silver and Porcelain: The Kempe Collection, March 1–April 2, 1972
Scholastic Art Exhibition, April 9–16, 1972
James Brooks, May 10–June 25, 1972
Robert Graham, May 24–June 25, 1972
African Art From Dallas Collections, July 26–September 4, 1972
Interchange, July 26–September 4, 1972
19th Exhibition of Southwestern Prints and Drawings, October 7–November 5, 1972
1930's Expositions, October 7–November 5, 1972
Geometric Abstraction: 1926–1942, October 7–November 19, 1972
Options for Tomorrow's City, November 21, 1972–January 14, 1973
The Hand and the Spirit: Religious Art in America, 1700–1900, December 10, 1972–January 14, 1973

1973
Sam Francis Paintings 1947–1972, February 7–March 25, 1973
Scholastic Art Exhibition, April 15–April 22, 1973
Amsterdam Paris Dusseldorf, May 2–June 3, 1973
Velox Ward, June 16–July 8, 1973
Old Master Prints, Bequest of Calvin J. Holmes, June 16–September 3, 1973
Max Ernst: Inside the Sight, July 18–September 3, 1973
North Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, October 6–November 4, 1973
Southwestern Photography Exhibition, October 6–November 4, 1973
The Sculpture of Thailand, November 21, 1973–January 6, 1974

1974
The Degas Bronzes, February 6–March 24, 1974
Nevelson: Wood Sculptures, April 17–May 19, 1974
In Beauty It Is Begun, May 16–June 16, 1974
The Meadows Collection, June 5–July 7, 1974
Dogon Art, June 5–July 7, 1974
A La Pintura and Recent Accessions in the Modern Print and Drawing Collection, June 21–September 2, 1974
The Paintings of Gerald Murphy, August 28–September 29, 1974
Portrait of the Artist's Son, Titus, by Rembrandt, September 3–November 11, 1974
A Salute to the Doziers of Dallas, September 20–October 27, 1974
16th Texas Crafts Exhibition, September 20–October 27, 1974
Netsukes from the Avery Brundage Collection, October 23–December 1, 1974
Poets of the Cities: New York and San Francisco 1950–65, November 20–December 29, 1974
El Dorado: The Gold of Ancient Colombia, December 4, 1974–January 26, 1975
A Christmas Fiesta–The Dallas Museum of Fine Arts' Santos, December 8, 1974–January 2, 1975

1975
Robert Smithson: Drawings, January 15–February 23, 1975
Ancient Art: The Norbert Schimmel Collection, January 15–March 2, 1975 [or January 22–June 29, 1975]
Projects I: David McManaway, March 19–April 27, 1975
Ars Medica Prints, April 26–June 1, 1975
The Scholastic Arts of Dallas, May 11–May 18, 1975
Masterworks of Primitive Art, June 8–July 20, 1975
Era of Exploration: The Rise of Landscape Photography in the American West, July 23–August 31, 1975
Projects II: Bruce Cunningham, August 27–September 28, 1975
The Heritage of American Art: Paintings from the Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, September 16–November 30, 1975
20th Exhibition of Southwestern Prints and Drawings, October 8–November 23, 1975
Piranesi Prints and Drawings, December 1, 1975–January 18, 1976
A Christmas Fiesta–Santos from the DMFA, December 7, 1975–January 4, 1976
Projects III: Raffaele Martini, December 10, 1975–January 11, 1976

1976
Sculpture: American Directions, 1945–1975, January 20–February 29, 1976
Oriental Art in Dallas Private Collections, February 11–April 4, 1976
Sight Line:Snow Drifts [Sculpture by Sam Richardson], March 24–May 2, 1976
Selections from the John and Nora Wise Collection of Ancient South American Art, March 31–May 2, 1976
Works by Henry Moore from Dallas Collections, April 15–25, 1976
Chinese Export Porcelain: Selections from the Reeves Collection at Washington & Lee University, April 24–May 30, 1976
Dallas from the Ground Up, May 19–September 5, 1976
8 X 10: Ten American Photographers, June 23–September 6, 1976
Shakespeare and Some Publications of His Time, July 8–25, 1976
Thirty Bones of My Body, July 19–August 15, 1976
American Art Since 1945, August 18–October 3, 1976
Rugs Designed by American Artists, September 15–October 27, 1976
Modern Art: A Guide to Looking, September 15–December 26, 1976
America: The Third Century, October 7–November 7, 1976
Irish Watercolors from the National Gallery of Ireland, October 18–December 26, 1976
Edvard Munch, October 27–December 19, 1976
Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition, October 27–December 26, 1976
Santos from the DMFA Collection, December 7, 1976–January 3, 1977
Northern Renaissance Prints, December 13, 1976–January 13, 1977

1977
Titian and the Venetian Woodcut, January 15–March 15, 1977
Berlin/Hanover: The 1920's, January 26–March 13, 1977
Two Centuries of Black American Art, March 30–May 15, 1977
Translations, Salvages, Paste–Ups by Jess, April 6–May 8, 1977
New Photographs and Prints from the Permanent Collection, June 1–August 28, 1977
The Face of Egypt, June 14–August 28, 1977
Calder's Universe, September 14–October 30, 1977
Drawings from the Janos Scholz Collection, November 23, 1977–January 1, 1978
17th Texas Crafts Exhibition, November 23, 1977–January 1, 1978
Old Master Prints from the DMFA, November 23, 1977–January 15, 1978
Santos from the DMFA Collection, December 2–29, 1977

1978
Dallas Collects: Impressionist and Early Modern Masters, January 25–February 26, 1978
Seventy–Five Years of Art in Dallas: The History of the Dallas Art Association and the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, January 25–March 12, 1978
Printmaking in France from the Impressionists to Picasso, January 25–June 4, 1978
The Loan Collection for the Vice President's Residence [April 1978–April 1979], March 7–March 19, 1978
Animal Sculptures in Marble by Jane B. Armstrong, March 12–April 2, 1978
The Royal Hunter: Art of the Sasanian Empire, April 12–May 21, 1978
The Arts of Ghana, May 3–July 2, 1978
O'Neil Ford, Texas Architect, May 21–July 16, 1978
Herbert Distel: The Museum of Drawers, June 28–August 20, 1978
Claes Oldenburg: The Mouse Museum and the Ray Gun Wing, June 28–August 20, 1978
Modern Japanese Prints from the DMFA Collection, June 30–September 17, 1978
Know What You See: Art Conservation [or Know What You See: The Examination and Treatment of Paintings], July 26–August 28, 1978
Five Centuries of Tapestry, September 13–October 29, 1978
Classical Influence in Printmaking, October 6–November 20, 1978
Bridget Riley: Works 1959–1978, October 25–November 26, 1978
Works on Paper: Southwest, 1978, October 25–November 26, 1978

1979
Pompeii A.D. 79, January 2–March 18, 1979
Callot and Goya, April 30–July 8, 1979
Avedon: Photographs 1947–77, May 2–June 24, 1979
Photography: The Selected Image, July 18–September 3, 1979
Carl Andre Sculpture 1959–1977, July 18–September 3, 1979
12: Artists Working in North Texas, September 26–October 28, 1979
Giacometti, September 26–November 25, 1979
Realism and the Original Print: The French School Revival, October 10, 1979–January 1, 1980
Objects of Bright Pride: Northwest Coast Indian Art from the American Museum of Natural History, November 21–December 25, 1979

1980
Constructivism and the Geometric Tradition: Selections from the McCrory Corporation Collection, January 18–February 24, 1980
Journey into Non–Objectivity: The Graphic Work of Kazimir Malevich and Other Members of the Russian Avant–Garde, January 18–February 24, 1980
Maria Nordman/Texas, February 19–March 30, 1980
Scholastic Art Show 1980, March 19–30, 1980
Japan: Photographs 1854–1905, March 19–April 27, 1980
Japanese Woodblock Prints, March 19–April 27, 1980
Wiley Territory, May 14–June 22, 1980
Georges Vantongerloo, July 16–September 14, 1980
Guatemalan Textiles from the Collection of Patsy and Raymond D. Nasher, July 16–September 14, 1980
Frederic Church's The Icebergs, September 10–December 28, 1980
Shakespeare: The Globe and the World, October 22, 1980–January 4, 1981

1981
Afro–American Arts from the Suriname Rain Forest, February 4–March 15, 1981 Concentrations I: Richard Shaffer, March 1–April 12, 1981
Texas Crafts: New Expressions, April 8–May 17, 1981
Concentrations II: Ann Lee Stautberg, April 26–June 7, 1981
Henri Cartier–Bresson: Photographer, June 3–July 12, 1981
Concentrations III: Betsy Muller/Andrea Rosenberg, June 21–August 2, 1981
Ancient and Medieval Art from a Dallas Private Collection, July 19–August 23, 1981
Collaboration: Artists and Architects, August 19–September 27, 1981
Arshile Gorky, 1904–1948: A Retrospective, September 12–November 6, 1981
Concentrations IV: Alain Kirili, Recent Sculpture, October 18–November 29, 1981
Impressionism and the Modern Vision: Master Paintings from the Phillips Collection, November 22, 1981–February 14, 1982
Through the Looking Glass, December 20, 1981–February 19, 1982

1982
Recent Gifts from the Meadows Collection, March 9–April 25, 1982
Art of the Archaic Indonesians, March 10–April 25, 1982
Concentrations V: Judith Murray, March 14–May 23, 1982
Fernand Leger, May 19–July 4, 1982
Concentrations VI: Al Souza, June 6–July 18, 1982
Counterparts: Form and Emotion in Photographs, August 4–September 12, 1982
Mexican Dance Masks, August 4–September 12, 1982
A Print History: The Bromberg Gifts, August 10–October 10, 1982
Patricia Johanson: A Project for the Fair Park Lagoon, September 24–October 24, 1982
Dallas Collects American Paintings: Colonial to Early Modern, September 26–November 14, 1982
Concentrations VII: Deborah Butterfield, October 31–December 19, 1982
El Greco of Toledo, December 12, 1982–February 6, 1983

1983
The Work of Atget: The Art of Old Paris, February 23–April 3, 1983
Joel Shapiro, March 12–May 8, 1983
Contemporary Printmaking: Hamon Fund Purchases 1974–1983, June 2–August 21, 1983
Picasso the Printmaker: Graphics from the Marina Picasso Collection, September 11–October 30, 1983
Concentrations VIII: Dalton Maroney, October 10, 1983–February 19, 1984

1984
Recent Acquisitions: Works of Art on Paper, January 29–March 25, 1984
The Shogun Age, March 18–May 27, 1984
Jasper Johns: Savarin Monotypes, March 31–May 20, 1984
Concentrations IX: Richard Long, March 31–July 8, 1984
Wealth of the Ancient World: The Nelson Bunker Hunt and William Herbert Hunt Collections, April 25–June 24, 1984
Selections from the Steven G. Alpert Collection of Indonesian Textiles, May 23 [or 25]–July 15, 1984
Rodin's Gates of Hell, June 1–October 28, 1984
Chimu Textiles of Peru, June 22–August 26, 1984
Magdalena Abakanowicz, June 24–August 26, 1984
Costumes and Featherwork of the Lords of Chimor: Textiles from Peru's North Coast, June 24–August 26, 1984
Selections from the Photography Collections of Texas American Banks: Allen, Prestonwood, and Richardson, July 21–September 9, 1984
The Time of Bonnard: Prints and Illustrated Books in France, September 16–November 4, 1984
Pierre Bonnard: The Late Paintings, September 16–November 11, 1984
Concentrations X: Jenny Holzer, October 28, 1984–January 1, 1985
Textiles from Guatemala: Chichicastenango, November 13, 1984–January 6, 1985
Visions: James Surls, 1974–1984, December 2, 1984–January 13, 1985

1985
Morse's Gallery of the Louvre, January 11–February 28, 1985
Nature's Forms/ Nature's Forces: The Art of Alexandre Hogue, February 3–March 17, 1985
Lone Star Regionalism: The Dallas Nine and Their Circle, 1928–1945, February 3–March 17, 1985
Concentrations XI: Luis Jimenez, February 17–March 31, 1985
Selections from the Steven G. Alpert Collection of Indonesian Textiles, March 26–May 19, 1985
The Art of the European Goldsmith: Silver from the Schroder Collection, April 5–May 12 [or 26], 1985
Drawing Near: Whistler Etchings from the Zelman Collection, May 25–July 21, 1985
Primitivism in 20th Century Art: Affinity of the Tribal and the Modern, June 23–September 1, 1985
Recent Acquisitions: Photography, July 27–August 25, 1985
Kazimir Malevich: Prints from the Permanent Collection, August 31–November 10, 1985
Naum Gabo: Sixty Years of Constructivism, September 29–November 17, 1985
Concentrations XII: Joe Guy, October 27, 1985–January 5, 1986
Rodin's The Thinker, November 10, 1985–April 27, 1986
Maya Miniatures and Other Textiles for the Saints, November 19, 1985–January 19, 1986
Maya: Treasures of an Ancient Civilization, December 15, 1985–February 9, 1986

1986
Ancestral Art of Gabon, January 26–June 15, 1986
Concentrations XIII: Nic Nicosia, February 1–March 30, 1986
An American Painter in Paris: Gerald Murphy, February 16–April 20, 1986
A Tribute to Winston Churchill, February 18–March 21, 1986
The Treasury of San Marco, Venice, March 1–May 4, 1986
Life at Court: Art for India's Rulers, 16th–19th Centuries, March 16–May 11, 1986
Francesco Clemente, March 30–May 11, 1986
The Ship and the Sacred Tree: Textiles from Sumatra, April 8– June 1, 1986
From Courbet to Cézanne: A New 19th Century/Preview of the Musée d'Orsay, Paris, June 1–August 3, 1986
Aaron Siskind: Fifty Years, June 8–August [3 or] 16, 1986
Sitings [Alice Aycock/Richard Fleischner/Mary Miss/George Trakas], June 8–August 3, 1986
Hiroshige: The Fifty–Three Stages of the Tokaido, July 12–September 28, 1986
Beni Montresor's Set Designs for Dallas Ballet's "Swan Lake", September 6–October 26, 1986
Visions of the West: American Art from Dallas Collections, September 28–November 30, 1986
Furniture on the Texas Frontier, 1840–1900: Furnishings from Historic Round Top, September 28–November 30, 1986
Recent Textile Acquisitions: 1984–1986, October 7–December 7, 1986
Bybee Collection [Initial Exhibition], opened October 25, 1986
Concentrations XIV: Pat Steir, The Brueghel Series, November 1, 1986–January 4, 1987
Robert Rauschenberg, Work from Four Series: A Sesquicentennial Exhibition, December 21, 1986–February 8, 1987
Robert Rauschenberg Prints: Selections from Dallas and Fort Worth Collections, December 21, 1986–March 15, 1987

1987
Concentrations XV: Matt Mullican, January 31–March 15, 1987
Henry Moore Maquettes, February 1–May 3, 1987
Elizabeth Murray: Paintings and Drawings, March 1–April 19, 1987
Coastal Color: Textiles from Guatemala's Pacific Foothills, March 31–June 14, 1987
A Century of Modern Sculpture: The Patsy and Raymond Nasher Collection, April 5–May 31, 1987
Three Seated Figures from Veracruz: Modern Improvisations on an Ancient Style, May 22–June 21, 1987
Views of Japan: Modern Woodblock Prints by Hiroshi Yoshida, June 20–September 27, 1987
Jacob Lawrence, American Painter, June 28–September 6, 1987
Rodin's Monument to the Burghers of Calais, August 22, 1987–January 31, 1988
An American Vision: Three Generations of Wyeth Art, September 29–November 29, 1987
Concentrations XVI: Mary Lucier, Wilderness, October 10–November 22, 1987
Works on Paper: Recent Acquisitions, December 12, 1987–March 20, 1988
Power and Gold: Jewelry from Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, December 20, 1987–February 7, 1988
Woven to Honor: The Steven G. Alpert Collection of Indonesian Textiles, December 20, 1987–February 7, 1988

1988
Frank Lloyd Wright: In the Realm of Ideas (Usonian Automatic House), January 19–April 17, 1988
Concentrations XVII: Vernon Fisher, Lost for Words, January 23–April 17, 1988
Cindy Sherman, March 6–April 24, 1988
Ansel Adams and American Landscape Photography: Selections from the Southland Corporation Collection, March 6–April 24, 1988
A Century Under Foot: American Hooked Rugs, 1800–1900, March 26–May 22, 1988 Concentrations XVIII: Bert Long, April 16–June 12, 1988
Charles Sheeler: Paintings, Drawings, Photographs, May 15–July 10, 1988
Contemporary Printmaking: Hamon Fund Purchases 1974–1988, May 28–July 3, 1988
Georgia O'Keeffe 1887–1986, July 31–October 16, 1988
Images of Mexico: The Contribution of Mexico to 20th Century Art, August 28–October 30, 1988
Concentrations XIX: Peter Fischli/David Weiss, October 15, 1988–January 8, 1989
From the Permanent Collection: Old Master Prints, November 19, 1988–January 15, 1989
ART/Artifact, November 23, 1988–January 15, 1989
Now/Then/Again, December 12, 1988; January 10–July 2, 1989

1989
Concentrations XX: Kiki Smith, January 14–April 16, 1989
Patterns from the East: Embossed Japanese Wallpapers from the Ellis Collection, January 28–April 2, 1989
Broken Star: Post Civil War Quilts, February 1–28, 1989
Donald Judd, February 12–April 19, 1989
From the Permanent Collection: European Art, February 19–April 19, 1989
Patterns, Creatures, and Flowers from the East: Textiles from the Zale–Lipshy University Hospital, April 15–June 25, 1989
Concentrations XXI: Gael Stack, May 7–July 2, 1989
A Faithful Journey: 200 Years of American Decorative Arts from the Faith P. and Charles L. Bybee Collection, May 21–July 30, 1989
New Vistas: The Seventh National Exhibit by Blind Artists, May 27–July 23, 1989
Kenneth J. Hale: Recent Prints, July 8–September, 1989
Impressionists and Modern Masters in Dallas: Monet to Mondrian, September 3–October 22, 1989
I.M. Pei: Meyerson Symphony Center, Henry N. Cobb and Dan Kiley: Fountain Place, September 8–October 29, 1989
American Art, 1700–1950, September 8–April 8, 1990
Patrick Faigenbaum: Roman Portraits, September 30–November 12, 1989
Artful Deception: The Craft of the Forger, October 15, 1989–January 7, 1990
Like A One–Eyed Cat: Photographs by Lee Friedlander, 1956–1987, November 19, 1989–January 14, 1990
Phillip Guston: 50 Years of Painting, November 19, 1989–January 14, 1990
Black Art–Ancestral Legacy: The African Impulse in African–American Art, December 3, 1989–February 25, 1990

1990
Concentrations XXII: Max Neuhaus, Two Sides of the Same Room, January 28–April 22, 1990
Architecture and Its Image: Four Centuries of Architectural Representation, Works from the Collection of the Canadian Centre for Architecture, February 18–April 22, 1990
Objects of Elegance and Whimsy: 19th Century Japanese Bronzes and Silver from the John R. Young Collection, February 24–October 21, 1990
Gold of Three Continents [Gold of Africa: Jewelry and Ornaments from Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali and Senegal; Gold of Greece: Jewelry and Ornaments from the Benaki Museum; Gold of Ancient Americas: Pre–Columbian Ornaments and Ceremonial Objects from the Dallas Museum of Art], April 8–June 10, 1990
Ed Paschke: Paintings, May 19–July 15, 1990
Rembrandt and Whistler: Master Prints, May 19–August 19, 1990
Concentrations XXIII: Texas Figurative Drawings, May 19–July 15, 1990
Concentrations 24: Continuities of Concern, June 2–August 5, 1990
Chocolate Pots and Tomb Guardians from Ancient Mexico, June 2–November 1990
Objects of Elegance and Whimsy: Japanese Laquerware and Shibayama from the John R. Young Collection, June 23–October 21, 1990
Treasures of American Folk Art from the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center, July 15–September 9, 1990
Highlights from the Permanent Collection: American and European Art, 1400–1945, August 18–[?], 1990
Stitches of Expectation: The Landes Dowry Quilts and Textiles, September 1–November 4, 1990
Eternal Egypt: Objects of the Afterlife [long–term loan from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston], September 30, 1990–August 2, 2002
Graphic Art of the Russian Avant–Garde, 1903–1931, October 13, 1990–January 13, 1991
The Wanderers: Masters of 19th Century Russian Painting, An Exhibition from the Soviet Union, October 28, 1990–January 6, 1991
Kings, Queens and Soup Tureens: Selections from the Campbell Museum Collection, November 3–December 30, 1990
Dallas Visions: Toward a 21st Century Urban Design, November 18, 1990–January 20, 1991
Concentrations 25: Harry Geffert, November 23, 1990–January 20, 1991
Fine Line: Batik Skirts from Java's North Coast, December 22, 1990–March 24, 1991

1991
The Ship and the Sacred Tree: Textiles from South Sumatra, January 26–April 14, 1991
Courts of Indonesia, February 10–April 7, 1991
Spirit and Place, Photographs of Indonesia by John Gollings, February 10–April 7, 1991
Objects of Elegance and Whimsy: Japanese Cloisonne and Plique–a–Jour from the John R. Young Collection, February 23–August 1991
Paul Greenberg, Figures in Space: Photographs of Portugal, March 2–April 21, 1991
Mark Tobey from the Clark Collection, March 16–April 21, 1991
Henry Moore from the Permanent Collection, March 16–April 21, 1991
Enduring Impressions: Selections from the Bromberg Print Gifts, April 6–May 19, 1991
Concentrations 26: Celia Alvarez Munoz, Abriendo Tierra/ Breaking Ground, May 4–June 30, 1991
New Photography from Mexico City, May 11–July 7, 1991
Frank Lloyd Wright: Preserving an Architectural Heritage, Decorative Designs from the Domino's Pizza Collection, May 26–July 21, 1991
Cubism & La Section d'Or: Works on Paper 1907–1922, June 1–July 28, 1991
Blinds & Shutters, July 13–August 18, 1991
Concentrations 27: Georg Herold, Images Perdues, July 21–September 15, 1991
The State I'm In: Texas Art at the DMA, August 18–October 6, 1991
Corot to Monet: the Rise of Landscape Painting in France, November 10, 1991–January 5, 1992
Impressions of Nature [images by Dallas photographer, Heidi Lopata Sherman], c. November 1991

1992
Documenting New York: Photographs by Berenice Abbott, January 25–April 5, 1992
Africa Explores: 20th Century African Art, February 9–April 5, 1992
African–American/African, February 15–May 31, 1992
Encounters 1: John Hernandez and Rainer Ganahl, February 23–April 19, 1992
The Quedlinburg Treasury, March 7–April 26, 1992
Bamboo to Batik: Textile Acquisitions, 1987–1991, April 19–October 25, 1992
Brushstrokes of Enlightenment: Zen Calligraphy and Painting and Blades of Splendor: Japanese Swords and Warrior Prints from the R. B. Caldwell Collection, May 24–July 19, 1992
Encounters 2: Gunther Forg and Skeet McAuley, August 9–September 2, 1992
Photography in Contemporary German Art: 1960 to the Present, August 16–October 11, 1992
Photographs of Egypt by Carolyn Brown, August 22–November 1, 1992
Dallas Collects 20th Century Crafts, September 5–November 29, 1992
Eternal Egypt: Objects of Daily Life, People, and Religion [long–term loan from Museum of Fine Arts, Boston], September 19, 1992–August 2, 2002
Nam June Paik's TV Clock, October 11–December 6, 1992
Impressions of Dallas, November 15, 1992–January 17, 1993
The Impressionist and the City: Pissarro's Series, November 15, 1992–January 31, 1993
The Art of the Doll: French Character Dolls from the Gail Cook Collection, November 27, 1992–January 10, 1993

1993
American Prints in Black and White, 1900–1950: Selections from the Collection of Reba and Dave Williams, January 31–March 28, 1993
Dallas Collects Jean–Michel Basquiat, January 31–March 28, 1993
Gates of Mystery: The Art of Holy Russia, February 28–April 18, 1993
The Ancestral Presence in Indonesia, April 10–June 6, 1993
Museum of Europe Opens, April 18, 1993 [DMA Permanent Collection]
Three Centuries of Wedgwood [In memory of Hensleigh C. Wedgwood], April 18–October [?], 1993
The DMA at Ninety: A Photomontage, April 17–December 1993
Encounters 3: Cady Noland and Doug MacWithey, May 9–July 4, 1993
Painters of the Great Ming: The Imperial Court and the Zhe School, June 6–August 1, 1993
Contemporary Porcelain from Japan: 30 Works by 30 Masters, June 13–July 4, 1993
Museum of the Americas Opens, September 26, 1993 [DMA Permanent Collection]
Art of the American Indian Frontier: The Chandler/Pohrt Collection, November 7, 1993–February 6, 1994
Art and Design Since 1945: Selections from the Permanent Collection, November 20, 1993 - [?]
Encounters 4: Renee Green World Tour and Ray Smith, November 20, 1993–January 16, 1994
Jenny Holzer: The Venice Installation, November 20, 1993–March 19, 1995
The Art of the Doll: German Character Dolls from the Gail Cook Collection, November 26, 1993–February 13, 1994
East Meets West: Sculpture from the David T. Owsley Collection, December 18, 1993–June 19, 1994

1994
Susan Rothenberg: Paintings and Drawings, January 30–March 27, 1994
Jonathan Borofsky from the Patsy R. and Raymond D. Nasher Collection, January 30–March 10, 1994
The American West: Legendary Artists of the Frontier, March 17–June 12, 1994
Picturing History: American Painting, 1770–1930, May 1–July 10, 1994
Highlights from the John R. Young Collection, May 27–?, 1994
Berenice Abbott: Documenting New York, June 27–?, 1994
Encounters 5: Damien Hirst and Tracy Hicks, July 9–October 2, 1994
Dale Chihuly: Installations 1964–1994, July 17–September 25, 1994
Workers, An Archaeology of the Industrial Age: Photographs by Sebastiao Salgado, July 31–September 25, 1994
Eternal Egypt: III: Ancient Nubia [Long–term loan from Museum of Fine Arts, Boston], September 10, 1994–August 2, 2002
The Eye of Stanley Marcus, September 21–December 4, 1994
Silver in America, 1840–1940: A Century of Splendor, November 6, 1994–January 29, 1995
Texas Artists Acquisitions, December 14, 1994–April 30, 1995

1995
South Asian Art, January 21–April 9, 1995
Encounters 6: Peter Halley and Rachel Hecker, January 28–April 2, 1995
Art of the Loom, February 7–April 9, 1995
The Head Varmint of Hard Scrabble: John Graves at 75, February 21–April 2, 1995
Beyond the Tanabata Bridge: A Textile Journey in Japan, March 12–May 28, 1995
Gold of Mycenae, April 1–December 31, 1995
Indonesian Textiles, April 1–July 30, 1995
Project Teamwork, April 2–August 1, 1995
The Prints of Roy Lichtenstein, May 28–August 20, 1995
Say It Large, May 30–July 16, 1995
Selections from the Patsy R. and Raymond D. Nasher Collection, July 1, 1995–January 14, 1996
Young Audiences, July 25–August 27, 1995
American Hooked Rugs, August 27–December 31, 1995
Across Continents and Cultures: The Art of Henry Ossawa Tanner, September 10–December 31, 1995
Day of the Dead, October 10–December 31, 1995
Impressions from the Riviera: Masterpieces from the Wendy and Emery Reves Collection, November 5, 1995–February 4,1996

1996
Women in Classical Greece: Pandora's Box, February 4–March 31, 1996
Hot Cars, High Fashion, Cool Stuff: Designs of the 20th Century, March 31–July 14, 1996
Marc Chagall: Scenes from the Bible Lithographs, March 31–May 26, 1996
Arts of Africa, Asia, and the Pacific, Re–opened June 8, 1996 [DMA Permanent Collection]
Views of Windsor by Thomas and Paul Sandby From the Collection of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, July 14–September 29, 1996
Alone in a Crowd, August 9–October 6, 1996
Japan's Golden Age: Momoyama, September 8–December 1, 1996
Kites and Tops, September 8–December 1, 1996
Concentrations 28: Matthew McCaslin, Harnessing Nature, November 21, 1996–January 19, 1997
Victorian Romance: Sir Edward Coley Burne–Jones's Pilgrim at the Gate of Idleness, December 15, 1996–February 16, 1997

1997
Animals with Attitude, January 19–March 30, 1997
Animals in African Art: From the Familiar to the Marvelous, February 2–April 27, 1997
Pennsylvania Quilts: Selections from the Landes Dowry, February 16–April 27, 1997
Concentrations 29: Per Kirkeby, February 20–April 20, 1997
Re/View: Photographs from the Collection of the Dallas Museum of Art, March 4–May 11, 1997
Thomas Hart Benton: Prints, Letters, and Photographs, March 28–October 20, 1997
The Divine Comedy [Dali], May 5–January 11, 1998
After Fifty Years of Surrealism [Dali], May 5–January 11, 1998
Project Teamwork, May 6–July 6, 1997
Luis Jimenez: Working Class Heroes, Images from the Popular Culture, May 18–August 2, 1997
Art at Square One: Russian Avant–Garde Works on Paper, June 1–August 24, 1997
Painting the Universe: Frantisek Kupka, Pioneer in Abstraction, June 1–August 24, 1997
Creative Solutions III, July 15–August 10, 1997
Stitches in Time: American Quilts from the Permanent Collection, August 17, 1997–January 12, 1998
Stories in Art, August 24–November 16, 1997
Concentrations 30: Mariko Mori, Come Play with Me, September 17–November 9, 1997
Searching for Ancient Egypt: Art, Architecture, and Artifacts from the University of Pennsylvania Museum, September 28, 1997–February 1, 1998
Faces of a New Nation: Colonial American Portraits, October 19, 1997–January 10, 1998

1998
Linda Ridgway: A Survey, The Poetics of Form, January 11–April 5, 1998
Clay Traditions: Texas Educators and Their Teachers, January 13–April 5, 1998
Jasper Johns: Process and Printmaking, January 25–March 29, 1998
Uncovered: Quilts from a Dallas Collection, February 16–April 26, 1998
Monet at Vetheuil: The Turning Point, March 29–May 17, 1998
Going Home, David Diaz, May 1–July 12, 1998
Himalayan Gilt Bronzes from Nepal and Tibet, May 17–September 13, 1998
Colorin Colorado, June 3–14, 1998
The Painted Sketch: American Impressions from Nature, 1830–1880, June 21–September 20, 1998
Concentrations 31: Patrick Faulhaber, June 25–September 13, 1998
Creative Solutions IV, July 21–August 16, 1998
The Pictorial Wit of William Hogarth, July 12–December 30, 1998
To Warm the Heart and Brighten the Spirit: Quilts and Their Stories, August 28–October 18, 1998
The Jewels of Lalique, September 13, 1998–January 10, 1999
Quilts and Coverlets: Off the Bed and on the Wall, October 15, 1998–January 17, 1999
Concentrations 32: Anne Chu and Bonnie Collura, October 15, 1998–January 17, 1999
The World of William Joyce, October 30, 1998–January 3, 1999
Bill Viola: The Crossing, November 12, 1998–February 1, 1999

1999
Young Masters Exhibition, January 16–April 11, 1999
Brice Marden, Work of the 1990s: Paintings, Drawings, and Prints, February 14–April 25, 1999
Recent Acquisitions in African Art, February 4–April 25, 1999
Picasso, Braque, Gris: Cubists and Their Friends, April 11–August 29, 1999
Scrap Can Be Beautiful [Contest Sponsored by Commercial Metals], May 4–July 4, 1999
Concentrations 33: Doug Aitken, Diamond Sea, May 21–August 8, 1999
Golden Treasures of the Ancient World, May 30–September 5, 1999 [Includes the following two exhibits: Treasures from the Royal Tombs of Ur, Ancient Gold Jewelry from the Dallas Museum of Art]
Expansive Vision: Recent Acquisitions of Photographs in the Dallas Museum of Art, June 24–August 29, 1999
Creative Solutions V, July 13–September 5, 1999
Art in Post–Revolutionary Mexico, 1920–1950, September 16, 1999–February 13, 2000
Watch the Skies! The Art of David Wiesner, September 21–November 28, 1999
Georgia O'Keeffe: The Poetry of Things, November 7, 1999–January 30, 2000
Southwestern Bell Cottonbowl Children's Art Contest, December 1, 1999–January 2, 2000
A Window on the Past: Contemporary Art of the Huichol Indians, December 10, 1999–February 20, 2000

2000
Concentrations 34: Shirin Neshat, January 13–April 2, 2000
Degas to Picasso: Painters, Sculptors, and the Camera, February 1–May 7, 2000
Concentrations 35: Richard Patterson, February 3–April 16, 2000
Gerhard Richter in Dallas Collections, February 12–April 16, 2000
Young Masters Exhibition, March 4–April 9, 2000
Seeing God: Art and Ritual Around the World, March 25–July 29, 2000
Jasper Johns: New Paintings and Works on Paper, May 5–August 13, 2000
Metalmorphosis: From Scrap to Sculpture, May 5–June 25, 2000
Concentrations 36: Annette Lawrence, May 18–October 1, 2000
Nic Nicosia: Real Pictures, 1979–1999, May 25–August 27, 2000
Under Cover: Woven Coverlets from the Permanent Collection, June 24–September 17, 2000
Seeing God: Related Community Photographs, July 5–July 29, 2000
Dallas Perspectives on Art and Religion, July 5–July 30, 2000
Mentors: Masters Photography Collection, July 5–July 30, 2000
From Tabletop to TV Tray: China and Glass in America, 1880–1980, July 23–December 31, 2000
Kevin Henkes: Lilly and Friends, August 8–September 24, 2000
Gunther Gerzso Remembered, 1915–2000, August 20, 2000–January 28, 2001
Doug Aiken, these restless minds, August 24, 2000–January 7, 2001
Out of the Vault: Silver and Gold Treasures, September 10–December 10, 2000
Tatsuo Miyajima, Untitled, September 16, 2000–January 7, 2001
Day of the Dead/Community Partnership, October 3–November 26, 2000
Modern Masters of Mexico: The Gelman Collection (Frida Kahlo/Diego Rivera), October 8, 2000–January 28, 2001
Concentrations 37: Jane and Louise Wilson, October 19, 2000–January 14, 2001
Father & Son: Jerry and Bryan Pinkney Book Illustration, December 5, 2000–February 18, 2001

2001
Concentrations 38: Matthew Ritchie: The Slow Tide, January 26–April 21, 2001
Felix Gonzalez–Torres/Joseph Bueys, February 16–May 6, 2001
Henry Moore, Sculpting the 20th Century, February 25–May 27, 2001
Young Masters Exhibition, March 1–April 22, 2001
Thomas Moran and the Spirit of Place, March 4–May 6, 2001
Circa 1900: Design at the Turn of the Century, April 8–August 19, 2001
Box City Dallas, May 5–June 10, 2001
Concentrations 39: John Pomara, May 16–August 26, 2001
Wolfgang Laib: A Retrospective, May 30–September 2, 2001
From Wax to Bronze: Maquettes from Booker T. Washington High School Students, June 19–August 5, 2001
Africa: From Eritrea With Love, August 14–September 16, 2001
Mondrian: The Transatlantic Paintings, Dallas Collects, Color in Space, America Responds, August 19–November 25, 2001
Revealing Spirits: Sculpture from Indonesia, September 22, 2001–January 26, 2003
Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead, October 3–November 11, 2001
Great Masters of Mexican Folk Art from the Collection of Fomento Cultural Banamex, October 7, 2001–January 6, 2002
The Art of Giving: Recent Acquisitions, October 13–22, 2001
Concentrations 40: Maki Tamura, November 7, 2001–January 27, 2002
Art Deco and Streamlined Modern Design, 1920–1950, November 18, 2001–May 20, 2002
National Advanced Placement Exemplary Works, November 20–December 9, 2001
David Small [A David Small World], December 18, 2001–March 3, 2002

2002
European Masterworks, The Foundation for the Arts Collection at the Dallas Museum of Art, January 13–April 10, 2002
Concentrations 41: Anri Sala, January 27–May 20, 2002
Contemporary Prints from the Hamon Fund, February 17–April 7, 2002
Young Masters Exhibition, March 12–April 14, 2002
Metalmorphosis: From Scrap to Sculpture, May 7–July 2, 2002
Thomas Struth, May 12–August 18, 2002
Concentrations 42: Lothar Hempel, May 30–October 6, 2002
Ed Young: The Child in Me, July 16–September 22, 2002
Boomerangs and Baby Boomers: Design 1945–2000, August 11, 2002 –March 16, 2003
The Voyage of The Icebergs, Frederic Church’s Arctic Masterpiece, September 8, 2002–January 19, 2003
Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead, October 1–November 17, 2002
Anne Vallayer–Coster: Painter to the Court of Marie–Antoinette, October 13, 2002–January 5, 2003
Modern People: Photography from the Permanent Collection, October 16, 2002–February 2 [or March 16], 2003
The Gilded Age: Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum, November 3, 2002–January 12, 2003
Sigmar Polke: Recent Paintings and Drawings, November 15, 2002–April 6, 2003
Influences, November 26, 2002–January 5, 2003
Cotton Bowl, December 16, 2002–January 5, 2003

2003
100 Years, 100 Works: Students Count Down, January 8–12, 2003
10 Incarnations, January 17–June 22, 2003
Metalmorphosis: From Scrap to Sculpture, January 21–February 23, 2003
Texas on Paper, February 9–July 27, 2003
Progressive Texas: Art at the Texas Centennial of 1936, February 16–May 11, 2003
Come Forward: Emerging Art in Texas, February 23–May 11, 2003
Young Masters Exhibition, March 4–April 13, 2003
Staff Art Show, March 7,2003–July 6, 2003
The Sensuous and the Sacred: Chola Bronzes from South India, April 6–June 15, 2003
Centennial Sketching in the Galleries: The Exhibition, May 8–June 8, 2003
Concentrations 43: Maureen Gallace, May 11–August 17, 2003
Eija–Liisa Ahtila: Talo / The House, May 13–August 17, 2003
Jacques Callot: The Miseries of War, May 14–December 14, 2003
Renoir and Algeria, June 8–August 31, 2003
On the Way to Chichicastenango: Maya Textiles from Guatemala, June 22–November 16, 2003
Maya Textiles from Guatemala: Highlights of the Nasher Collection at the DMA, June 22–December 14, 2003
Greiner Student Exhibition, July 5, 2003–October 12, 2003
Abstract Expressionism: Gifts from the Meadows Foundation, July 24, 2003–September 19, 2004
Form on Paper: Drawings and Prints by Sculptors, August 3, 2003–April 11, 2004
Celebrating Sculpture: Modern and Contemporary Works from Dallas Collections, September 7, 2003–April 25, 2004
Dia de los Muertos, October 7, 2003–November 2, 2003
Passion for Art: 100 Treasures 100 Years [DMA Centennial Exhibition], October 12, 2003–March 14, 2004
Centennial Community Responses with Travis School, November 18, 2003–January 4, 2004
CO–LAB–ORATION, December 9, 2003–January 4, 2004
With Black Lines Only: Engravings and Woodcuts by Albrecht Durer, December 21, 2003–March 28, 2004

2004
Through the Needle's Eye: American Quilts from the Permanent Collection of the Dallas Museum of Art, January 11–June 27, 2004
Young Masters Exhibition, January 18–February 15, 2004
From the Archives: A Building Celebration, January 23–June 7, 2004
Jesus Moroles: Rock, Roll, and Play, March 13, 2004–January 30, 2005
Concentrations 44: Matthew Buckingham, A Man of the Crowd, March 18–June 20, 2004
Ellsworth Kelly in Dallas, May 16–August 22, 2004
Worlds and Dreams of Salvador Dali, May 23–August 15, 2004
The Art of Romare Bearden, June 20–September 5, 2004
A Painter's Mind: Selections from the Library of Romare Bearden, June 20–September 5, 2004
Before Impressionism: French 19th–Century Art at the Dallas Museum of Art, August 27, 2004–January 2, 2005
Lothar Baumgarten: Carbon, September 19–December 5, 2004
Concentrations 45: Helen Mirra, October 7, 2004–January 2, 2005
Artistic Urban Development: Mural Art Program at the Bishop Arts District, October 16, 2004–January 23, 2005
Masterworks of French Painting, "Bonjour Monsieur Courbet!": The Bruyas Collection of the Musée Fabre, Montpellier, October 17, 2004–January 2, 2005
Splendors of China's Forbidden City: The Glorious Reign of Emperor Qianlong, November 21, 2004–May 29, 2005
Chris Van Allsburg, October 17, 2004–February 27, 2005
Something All Our Own: The Grant Hill Collection of African American Art, December 19, 2004–April 17, 2005

2005
Robert Smithson, January 16–April 3, 2005
Imperial Taste: Chinese Porcelain for the Western Trade, January 21–June 26, 2005
Concentrations 46: Daniel Roth, Zones of Dissolution, January 21– April 10, 2005
The World of Mong Lan, January 30– August 28, 2005
William Eggleston: The Los Alamos Project, February 6–May 15, 2005
Pattern and Meaning in Textiles from Indonesia, February 20– July 17, 2005
Young Masters Invitational Exhibition, March 6–April 10, 2005
Audubon's Animals, March 25–April 27 2005
Partners in Process: A Look Book, May 7, 2005– January 8, 2006
Concentrations 47: Jim Lambie, Thirteenth Floor Elevator, May 20–August 21, 2005
Contemporary Drawings: A Selection from the Gift of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Deal, May 20–August 28, 2005
Gordon Parks, Half Past Autumn: Selections from the Collection of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, June 5–September 4, 2005
From Albright to Zinnias: American Works on Paper from the Permanent Collection, July 10– December 11, 2005
East Meets West, August 7– November 27, 2005
Dialogues: Duchamp, Cornell, Johns, Rauschenberg, September 4, 2005– January 8, 2006
Peter Doig: Works on Paper, September 13– November 20, 2005
Variations on a Theme: Three "Olumeye" by Olowe of Ise, September 18, 2005– January 15, 2006
Concentrations 48: Charline von Heyl, October 28, 2005– January 8, 2006
Robert Rauschenberg, Artist–Citizen: Posters for a Better World, November 5, 2005–January 22, 2006
There and Back Again: Selections from the Graham D. Williford Collection of American Art, November 20, 2005–August 20, 2006
Robert Ryman, December 18, 2005–April 2, 2006
Alternating Identities: The Figure in Twentieth Century Mexican Art, December 27, 2005– April 16, 2006

2006
Charles Sheeler's “Power” Series, January 15– April 9, 2006
Crossroads: After Life, January 25, 2006–present
Young Masters Juried Exhibition, January 27–March 26, 2006
Concentrations 49: Miguel Angel Rios, “A Morir ('til Death)”, January 29– May 14, 2006
Lords of Creation: The Origins of Sacred Maya Kingship, February 12– May 7, 2006
The Branch and the Scorpion: Maya Textiles from Guatemala's Pacific Coast, February 26– June 4, 2006
Capturing Motion, March 31, 2006–February 21, 2007
Something Beautiful, April 27– May 29, 2006
Louis Comfort Tiffany: Artist for the Ages, May 28–September 3, 2006
Modernism in American Silver: 20th Century Design, June 18–September 24, 2006
The Art of Richard Tuttle, July 16–October 8, 2006
Beyonsense: The Russian Avant–garde and the Illustrated Book, 1913–1920, July 21–October 22, 2006
James Brooks at the Dallas Museum of Art: A Celebration, July 23–December 3, 2006
Staff Art Show, July 28–August 25, 2006
Town and Country: The Beginnings of the American Landscape Collection at the Dallas Museum of Art, September 30, 2006–February 18, 2007
Concentrations 50: Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla, September 30, 2006–February 18, 2007
Van Gogh's Sheaves of Wheat, October 22, 2006–January 7, 2007
Fast Forward: Contemporary Collections for the Dallas Museum of Art [part 1/3], November 21, 2006–April 8, 2007
Fast Forward: Contemporary Collections for the Dallas Museum of Art [part 2/3], December 15, 2006–April 15, 2007

2007
Matisse: Painter as Sculptor [in conjunction with the Nasher Sculpture Center], January 21–April 29, 2007
Fast Forward: Contemporary Collections for the Dallas Museum of Art [part 3/3], February 11–May 20, 2007
Young Masters Juried Exhibition, March 6–April 15, 2007
Concentrations 51: Mark Handforth [Sculpture Garden], March 23–September 23, 2007
Through the Eyes of Our Children––Something Beautiful, April 25–June 10, 2007
Center for Creative Connections Preview Center, May 17–August 19, 2007
Lone Star Legacy: The Barrett Collection of Early Texas Art, May 27–November 18, 2007
A Tribute to Pauline Gill Sullivan, May 27–November 18, 2007
The Société Anonyme: Modernism for America, June 8–September 16, 2007
A Painting in the Palm of Your Hand: Eighteenth–Century Painted Fans from the Wendy and Emery Reves Collection, June 17–October 17, 2007
Expressionism: German and Austrian Works on Paper from the Permanent Collection, June 24–October 28, 2007
From the Ashes of Vesuvius, In Stabiano: Exploring the Ancient Seaside Villas of the Roman Elite, July 8–October 7, 2007
Dallas Collects Ancient Art, July 8–October 7, 2007
Away from it All: American Travels from the Collection of Works on Paper, August 4–October 14, 2007
Concentrations 52: Phil Collins: the world won’t listen, November 9, 2007–March 23, 2008
Domains of Wonder: Selected Masterworks of Indian Painting, November 18, 2007–January 27, 2008
When Gold Blossoms: Indian Jewelry from the Susan L. Beningson Collection, November 18, 2007–January 27, 2008
Indian Miniature Paintings from the David T. Owsley Collection, November 18, 2007–January 27, 2008
Gabriel Orozco: Inner Circles of the Wall, November 29, 2007–March 30, 2008
Leonora Carrington: What She Might Be, December 23, 2007–March 30, 2008
Ten for Tea, December 23, 2007–April 13, 2008

2008
Reflection of a Man: The Photographs of Stanley Marcus, January 2–March 30, 2008
J.M.W. Turner, February 10–May 18, 2008
Young Masters: Advanced Placement Student Art Competition, February 29– May 4, 2008
Bluebonnets and Beyond: Julian Onderdonk, American Impressionist, March 23–July 20, 2008
Discovering Texas: The Works of Robert Jenkins Onderdonk, March 23–July 20, 2008
Either Side of Gray: Exploring Black and White [Intern Curated], March 28–June 29, 2008
Resisting Color: Textiles Tied and Dyed, April 27–August 24, 2008
Materials & Meanings, May 3, 2008–Summer 2009
On Kawara: 10 Tableaux and 16,952 Pages, May 18–Aug. 24, 2008
Making It New: The Art and Style of Sara and Gerald Murphy, June 1–September 14, 2008
Contemporary Photographs: Recent Acquisitions, June 14–August 31, 2008
Lone Star Legacy II: Barrett Collection of Contemporary Texas Art, June 22–September 14, 2008
Insider Art: Works by Dallas Museum of Art Staff, July 18–November 23, 2008
Opening Tutankhamun's Tomb: The Harry Burton Photographs, September 14, 2008–May 17, 2009
Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs, October 3, 2008–May 17, 2009
TWO x TWO x TEN: Celebrating Ten Years of Two by Two for AIDS and Art, October 12, 2008–January 4, 2009
Take your time: Olafur Eliasson, November 9, 2008–March 22, 2009

2009
American Art 1950s–1970s, January 25–October 4, 2009
Life in Space: Staging Identity, March 6–May 3, 2009
Private Universes, May 24–August 2, 2009
Willie Doherty: Requisite Distance, May 24–August 16, 2009
Performance / Art, September 13, 2009–March 21, 2010
The Artistic Furniture of Charles Rohlfs, September 20, 2009–January 3, 2010

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