Dallas Art Fair Highlights Texas's Relationship-Driven Art Market
The Dallas Art Fair is showcasing the resilience of Texas's art market, drawing a diverse group of dealers and collectors. Despite the pandemic's disruptions, the fair has maintained a steady roster of exhibitors, with around 90 galleries participating. The event is characterized by a deliberate pace of transactions, with collectors often revisiting stands multiple times before finalizing purchases. The Dallas Museum of Art acquired six works for its permanent collection, spending $100,000 on pieces from various galleries. Notable sales include Sam Francis's Untitled (Blue, Green, Red) for $140,000 and Corinne Michelle West's Red Still Life for $100,000. The fair serves as a focal point for the city's art market, with dealers reporting solid interest during the preview. 
