Jesuit Dallas Museum

Name: Jesuit Dallas Museum
Address: 12345 Inwood Road, Dallas, TX, 75244, US
Telephone: +19723878700

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AAM accredited art museum, educating the Jesuit Dallas community through awareness, passion, and appreciation.

05/05/2026

A look back at ArtQuest 2026! An inspiring evening celebrating art, community, and generosity. 🎨
Guests explored the galleries, viewed the special exhibition by Sister Mary Frances Judge, and celebrated student artist Kevin Nazareth ’26, this year’s Andrew Bark ’98 Memorial Scholarship recipient.

01/06/2026

⚠️ While it may look like a photo, it’s not!
This hyper-realistic watercolor by Tim Gardner, gifted by Cesar Fuentes ’74, captures a quiet moment of youth set against the natural world. 🏔️
We are honored to welcome this work into the museum collection.

10/10/2025

It’s football Friday! 🏈
LeRoy Neiman’s Rushing Back (1974) brings the energy, color, and motion of the game to life — the perfect kickoff to the weekend.

08/16/2025

On the Feast of the Assumption, Jesuit faculty and staff gathered for a retreat that invited reflection on Mary in many ways — including a tour of our museum’s Marian artwork. A beautiful reminder of how faith, art, and learning come together on our campus.

06/05/2025

Before the end of the year, history students in Mr. Livingstone and Ms. Segal’s class visited the Vietnam Remembrances exhibition, presented by docent Bob Hendler ’66.

The exhibit features 18 powerful lithographs by Don Schol ’59, based on his firsthand experience as a Combat Artist during the Vietnam War. His expressive, emotional works were later completed in Hawaii for the U.S. Army’s official War Art Collection and reflect both the trauma and humanity of wartime.

Special thanks to John Mullen ’59 for donating the series, and to the Jesuit Dallas Museum for making this meaningful encounter possible.

05/05/2025

⚡️Lightning Field (1997) by Lee N. Smith pulses with surreal energy as boys march forward with a torch and lightning rod, their faces lit in vivid "Dayglow" tones.
A self-taught Texas artist, Smith’s bold style has earned international recognition—including the Venice Biennale. This work has been exhibited at both the Perot and Tyler Museums.

05/01/2025

🎨 Thank you to everyone who joined us for a wonderful evening of art, music, and community at the beautiful Craighead Green Gallery for ArtQuest. From inspiring conversations to stunning works on display the event was a true celebration of the Jesuit Dallas Museum.

Swipe through to relive the evening!

04/29/2025

ArtQuest is tomorrow, and you're invited! Don’t miss this special evening celebrating the Jesuit Dallas Museum at the stunning Craighead Green Gallery.

🎟️ Tickets are available at www.jesuitdallasmuseum.org/artquest

🗓️ Wednesday, April 30 | 6–8:30 p.m.
📍 Craighead Green Gallery | 167 Parkhouse St., Dallas

🖼️ Explore original student artwork by the Andrew Bark '98 Scholarship recipient, Oliver Miller '25
🎶 Enjoy live music by the Jesuit Jazz Ensemble
🎨 Sip, savor, and support the arts

01/22/2025

“Sheffield Blue”
Paul Jenkins (1923 – 2012)
Color lithograph, 38” x 29”

Artwork gifted by Frank Ribelin ‘50.

Paul Jenkins’ vibrant and cheerful colors capture the spirit, vitality, and invention of post-WWII American Abstraction. Born in Kansas City during a lightning storm, Jenkins’ journey took him from meeting Thomas Hart Benton and Frank Lloyd Wright as a boy to studying under the G.I. Bill in New York, where he mingled with legends like Jackson Po***ck and Mark Rothko. His work, celebrated in both the US and Europe, embodies the essence of the avant-garde artist.

11/03/2024

Presenting William Hogarth’s “Industry and Idleness” (1822). This exquisite copper intaglio print, crafted from a copper plate engraving, is a testament to the timeless artistry of Hogarth.

Generously donated by Dr. & Mrs. Jacob Blosser (Kathy), Wills’26, this piece beautifully illustrates the virtues of hard work and the consequences of idleness. Come and explore this remarkable work of art and delve into the rich history it represents.

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12345 Inwood Road
Dallas, TX
75244

Telephone

+19723878700

Website

http://www.jesuitdallasmuseum.org/

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