Dallas Contemporary

In Pursuit [Purple Ball], 2025
Acrylic on canvas
51.2 x 76.8 inches

Come experience it for yourself at Dallas Contemporary, alongside other monumental, large-scale paintings and immersive installations.

Francisco Moreno (): Historia Sintética
Curated by Thomas Feulmer ()
17 April – 30 August 2026

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Francisco Moreno: Historia Sintética is supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, the Dallas Art Fair Foundation, Khaite, Art Dealers of America Association, Alto, The Conservatory, Weber Ranch Agave Vodka, Ann + John McReynolds, Tammy Cotton Hartnett + Will Hartnett, Cindy + Howard Rachofsky, Brian Bolke + Faisal Halum, Jacquelin Sewell + William Atkinson, Donna + Reed Cagle, Christina + Sal Jafar, Joyce Goss, Greer Goss, John Clutts + Dr. Sami Arslanlar, Kaleta Blaffer Johnson, Catalina Gonzalez Jorba + Santiago Jorba, Karla + Mark McKinley, Patricia Miller, Shelby Wagner + Niven Morgan, Carly + Micah Nance, Kathleen Cruz + Rogelio Reyes, Jill Parker + Rod Sager, Dr. Travis Vandergriff + Dr. Rodrigo Zepeda, Tori Richard Mulford + Ross Mulford, Dr. Megan + Brady Wood, and Sheryl and Eric Maas. In cooperation with the Dallas Museum of Art and Patron Magazine.

Take a step inside Francisco Moreno Taboada’s Chapel, an immersive painted work inspired by a Spanish Romanesque chapel from the Dallas Museum of Art’s (Dallas Museum of Art) collection.

Experience it in person starting this Friday at Dallas Contemporary’s Spring Exhibition Opening Celebration, featuring the solo presentation Francisco Moreno: Historia Sintética:

Friday, 17 April 2026
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Free admission, RSVP in stories
161 Glass St., Dallas, TX

Curated by Thomas Feulmer (Thomas Feulmer)
17 April – 30 August 2026

Head to our stories to learn more about the grand opening and rsvp—you won’t want to miss it.

Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Wade Griffith

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Francisco Moreno: Historia Sintética is supported in part by the City
of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, the Dallas Art Fair Foundation,
Khaite, Art Dealers of America Association, Alto, The Conservatory, Weber Ranch Agave Vodka
Ann + John McReynolds, Tammy Cotton Hartnett + Will Hartnett, Cindy +
Howard Rachofsky, Brian Bolke + Faisal Halum, Jacquelin Sewell +
William Atkinson, Donna + Reed Cagle, Christina + Sal Jafar, Joyce
Goss, Greer Goss, John Clutts + Dr. Sami Arslanlar, Kaleta Blaffer
Johnson, Catalina Gonzalez Jorba + Santiago Jorba, Karla + Mark
McKinley, Patricia Miller, Shelby Wagner + Niven Morgan, Carly + Micah
Nance, Kathleen Cruz + Rogelio Reyes, Jill Parker + Rod Sager, Dr.
Travis Vandergriff + Dr. Rodrigo Zepeda, Tori Richard Mulford + Ross
Mulford, Dr. Megan + Brady Wood, and Sheryl and Eric Maas. In
cooperation with the Dallas Museum of Art and Patron Magazine.