HALL ARTS NEWS

Choosing where to live is one of the most personal, stressful, and meaningful choices you can make. That’s why Curbed cast a wide net to put together our first-ever list of where you should live in the U.S in 2020. We began with a list of criteria—walkability, park access, diversity, housing costs, job opportunities, and […]

The luxury high-rise piece of the market is taking off, and the $2.5 million price will get a buyer a nice place in Museum Tower or the Hall Arts Residences in Dallas, Hughes added. […]

Developer Craig Hall’s new HALL Arts Hotel doubles as an art gallery. A quick stroll through the lobby is enough to offer an artful glimpse. (Favorite pieces are All That is Possible is Real by Dallas-native Alicia Eggert and Spoons by Najla El Zein.) […]

Located around the corner from the Nasher Sculpture Center and the Dallas Art Museum, the HALL Arts Hotel houses a contemporary art collection that compliments if not rivals its neighbors. The sleek interior is somehow museum-like but still cosy, and with a live piano meloding in the upstairs lounge, guests will feel like the creme […]

With its sophisticated design and impressive collection of art, the new Hall Arts Hotel fits perfectly into the center of the Dallas Arts District. The hotel’s multiple dining and lounge venues have created opportunities for arts patrons to stop in for a pre-show bite or glass of Merlot (owners Kathryn and Craig Hall also own Hall Wines […]

“The Lone Star State’s largest metropolitan area is having a moment. Last year, Bon Appetit named it the Restaurant City of the Year—but not because of the steakhouses and Tex-Mex you’d expect. With unique hotel properties like HALL Arts and Virgin Hotels Dallas opening up, Dallas is poised to draw visitors looking to explore the underlying texture of this distinctly Texan city […]

For interdisciplinary artist Alicia Eggert, time is literally of the essence. Along with language, it’s the focal point of her work. “While both are invisible, they’re powerful in the way they shape our reality. Time is something we all have in common. It’s finite. We all live and die. The intangible becomes tangible,” she says. […]

There’s a new piece of Dallas coffee table material on the market. Entitled “Through the Lens,” it’s a 176-page hardcover book of 91 photos taken in the Arts District by 57 photographers, who range from students to pros. […]

The preeminent design hotel of 2020 is difficult to describe in just one word or phrase. Our newest annual list is curated with something for everyone. Architect Lord Norman Foster (who designed the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center that made our 2019 list) describes the hotels of the future as places that are all […]