The “United We Stand” mural is one of the several interesting new pieces in Dallas’ Bishop Arts District. This is less controversial and way more inclusive than the Kings Club barber shop’s Lee Harvey Oswald mural.
United We Stand Mural at the Kings Club barber shop in Dallas’ Bishop Arts District.
I am not sure whether murals in Dallas are as temporary as they are in Washington, DC, but hopefully this one sticks around.🌈
There’s a barbershop in Dallas’ Bishop Arts District with a Lee Harvey Oswald mural. It’s an unexpected shock tactic, but it definitely an attention grabber.
Bishop Arts changed a lot since my last visit three years ago — there are many new boutiques, bars and restaurants, plus numerous One-Plus-Five apartment buildings.
One surprise is the lack of major chains like Starbucks, but I suspect those are coming soon.
The Lee Harvey Oswald mural in Dallas’ Bishop Arts District.
I went to Dallas’ Bishop Arts District for the first time last month while covering the re-launch party for Tillman’s Roadhouse.
After getting the gist of the party and giving overly-detailed instructions to my photographer, I took a short tour of the neighborhood.
Having a beer at Parker Barrow’s Draft House in Dallas
Everyone that I met at the Tillman’s party was horrified that I have never been to Bishop Arts before.
Michael has lived in the Dallas area for 7 years and this was his first time to Bishop Arts as well. Maybe we are just the odd ones who never get out of the gayborhood?