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Jacqueline Smith Opens New Exhibition at Goldmark Cultural Center

Printmaking artworks displayed in an exhibition setting

Dallas, October 3, 2025

News Summary

Artist Jacqueline Smith will present an artist talk followed by the opening of her new solo exhibition, ‘Frontier: Western Desert, Nostalgia, and Macedonia,’ at the Goldmark Cultural Center in Dallas. The free event invites visitors of all ages to learn about Smith’s artistic residency in Skopje, North Macedonia, and view her latest printmaking works. Free parking is available on-site, making this event accessible to the community.

Dallas — Goldmark artist Jacqueline Smith will present an artist talk and open a new solo exhibition at the Goldmark Cultural Center auditorium on Saturday, October 4. The talk runs from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM, admission is free, and free parking is available. After the presentation, visitors can view Smith’s new solo exhibition titled “Frontier: Western Desert, Nostalgia, and Macedonia,” which features many printmaking works created during a recent residency at Brashnar AiR in Skopje, North Macedonia.

What to expect at the event

The event is open to all ages and is scheduled to be held at the Goldmark Cultural Center auditorium located at 14001 Goldmark Dr, Dallas, TX 75240. The presentation will focus on the artist’s experiences during an artist residency at Brashnar AiR in Skopje, North Macedonia that took place earlier in the summer. During the residency, Jacqueline Smith created new artwork and explored the local culture and environment, leading to a body of printmaking pieces that make up the exhibition.

Admission and parking are free, and visitors who attend the artist talk are invited to view the exhibition immediately afterward. The exhibition centers on themes identified in its title, including the western desert, a sense of nostalgia, and influences tied to Macedonia. The event is intended for a general audience, and the venue aims to make the presentation and viewing accessible to people of varied ages and interests.

Logistics and visitor information

The Goldmark Cultural Center auditorium address is 14001 Goldmark Dr, Dallas, TX 75240. The presentation time is set for 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM on Saturday, October 4. Free parking is available on site. The event is open to all ages and admission is free, allowing broad community access to both the artist talk and the exhibition viewing that follows.

Organizers note that attendees can offer corrections or additional input on the event details, and that comments on the event are moderated to adhere to community guidelines. The event information was submitted to DallasNews.com.

Event details

  • Event Host: Goldmark artist Jacqueline Smith
  • Date: Saturday, October 4
  • Time: 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
  • Location: Goldmark Cultural Center auditorium, 14001 Goldmark Dr, Dallas, TX 75240
  • Admission: Free
  • Parking: Free parking available
  • Audience: Open to all ages
  • Presentation Topic: Jacqueline Smith will discuss her experiences at the artist residency at Brashnar AiR in Skopje, North Macedonia
  • Residency Timing: Took place earlier in the summer
  • Activities During Residency: Created new artwork, explored local culture and environment
  • Exhibition Title: “Frontier: Western Desert, Nostalgia, and Macedonia”
  • Exhibition Content: Features many printmaking works created during the residency
  • Post-Talk Activity: Visitors can view Smith’s new solo exhibition following the artist talk
  • Source of Information: Submitted to DallasNews.com
  • Event Inquiry: Encouragement for attendees to offer corrections or additional input on the event details
  • Community Engagement: Comments on the event are moderated to adhere to community guidelines

Background and context

Artist residencies provide concentrated time and space for artists to produce new work, engage with local cultures, and develop ideas that often become the basis for exhibitions. In this case, the residency at Brashnar AiR in Skopje, North Macedonia took place earlier in the summer and led to a series of printmaking pieces. Printmaking is a studio practice that includes techniques such as relief printing, intaglio, lithography, and screenprinting; it is often used to produce multiple impressions from a single prepared surface, allowing artists to explore variations on themes and processes.

The exhibition title, “Frontier: Western Desert, Nostalgia, and Macedonia,” suggests a combination of landscape, memory, and place-based exploration. Visitors attending the artist talk can expect an overview of Smith’s residency activities, insights into how site and culture informed the printmaking work, and a chance to see the new pieces in person after the talk concludes.

How to take part

Attend the artist talk at the Goldmark Cultural Center auditorium on Saturday, October 4, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Admission and parking are free, and the event is open to all ages. Visitors may remain to view the solo exhibition “Frontier: Western Desert, Nostalgia, and Macedonia” following the presentation. Attendees are encouraged to offer corrections or additional input on the event details if necessary, and should note that comments on the event are moderated to adhere to community guidelines.

FAQ

When is the event?

Date: Saturday, October 4

Time: 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM

Who is hosting the event?

Event Host: Goldmark artist Jacqueline Smith

Where is the event located?

Location: Goldmark Cultural Center auditorium, 14001 Goldmark Dr, Dallas, TX 75240

Is there an admission fee and parking available?

Admission: Free

Parking: Free parking available

What will the presentation cover?

Presentation Topic: Jacqueline Smith will discuss her experiences at the artist residency at Brashnar AiR in Skopje, North Macedonia

Residency Timing: Took place earlier in the summer

Activities During Residency: Created new artwork, explored local culture and environment

What is the exhibition called and what does it include?

Exhibition Title: “Frontier: Western Desert, Nostalgia, and Macedonia”

Exhibition Content: Features many printmaking works created during the residency

Post-Talk Activity: Visitors can view Smith’s new solo exhibition following the artist talk

Where did this event information come from?

Source of Information: Submitted to DallasNews.com

Can attendees provide corrections or comments?

Event Inquiry: Encouragement for attendees to offer corrections or additional input on the event details

Community Engagement: Comments on the event are moderated to adhere to community guidelines

Feature Detail
Event Host Goldmark artist Jacqueline Smith
Date & Time Saturday, October 4 — 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Location Goldmark Cultural Center auditorium, 14001 Goldmark Dr, Dallas, TX 75240
Admission & Parking Admission: Free; Parking: Free parking available
Audience Open to all ages
Exhibition “Frontier: Western Desert, Nostalgia, and Macedonia” — Features many printmaking works created during the residency
Residency Brashnar AiR in Skopje, North Macedonia — Took place earlier in the summer; Created new artwork, explored local culture and environment
Follow-up Post-Talk Activity: Visitors can view Smith’s new solo exhibition following the artist talk

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