The founder and curator of Daisha Board Gallery in West Dallas shares her top picks for June and beyond. By Taylor Crumpton | June 16, 2022|2:27 pm |Images Courtesy of Venues  Observe Juneteenth Courtesy Daisha Board Gallery Opened in October 2021, Daisha Board Gallery uplifts the works of BIPOC artists, LGBTQ+ artists, and artists with disabilities. Starting June 8, it will

Author: Chris Sadeghi (WFAA)Published: 6:18 AM CST February 2, 2022Updated: 6:18 AM CST February 2, 2022 DALLAS — A new art gallery in Dallas is giving underrepresented artists a platform to showcase their art. Daisha Board opened her gallery three months ago with the hopes of creating a legacy for not only her family but the community. https://daishaboardgallery.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Daisha-Board-Gallery-Up-In-60-1.mp4 “The inspiration

Welcome to Deep in the Heart of Dallas! Our latest series, focused on sharing the stories of the Dallas community, follows local creatives through the city to learn how the city inspires their work. Today, we’re featuring Daisha Board – founder of Black Sheep Art Culture and owner of Daisha Board Gallery – who’s generating  opportunities for underrepresented artists. Let’s

It was Daisha Board’s daughter who first pointed out to her that there weren’t many female artists in the museums and galleries she regularly visited with her mother and siblings. Board noticed, too, the lack of artists of color. “We noticed on our visits that there was a void,” Board says. “I came back home and I just really thought