Area 3

Area 3, transforms over 100,000 square feet of a parking garage in downtown Dallas. Area 3 will function on a shared profit model in an experiment to support local artists and vendors whose income has been affected in the wake of COVID-19. Featuring works by sixteen regional artists, the exhibition will include large-scale light, video, and sound installations as well as performances which will be viewable from the safety of attendees’ own cars.

Timing:
It is important to arrive during your hour window. Staff will be there to assist you through the garage to the appropriate level.

Important Info:
– Please be aware that you will be driving your motorized vehicle through the exhibition with your lights off and the only thing lighting your path is the artwork.
– In case you are sensitive to light please be aware that there is a lot of different forms of lighting used in this exhibition. (There is no strobe lighting)
– There are many works involving sound in the exhibition and please be prepared for different levels of decibels.
– There is a possibility for smoke/haze while traveling through a few of the artworks.
– Please make sure you have enough gasoline in your motorized vehicle to get from the lobby, exhibit and exit safely. Approximate length of entire visit will be about an hour.
– Clearance is 7′ in the garage. Please ensure you’re able to enjoy the exhibit without any damage to your vehicle.

Dates:
October 1st, 2020– January 1st 2021

Hours of Operation:
December: Sunday thru Wednesday 6pm-11pm. Thursday thru Saturday 6pm-1am

Where:
DalPark Parking Garage – Across from Neiman Marcus in Downtown Dallas
1600 Commerce Street Dallas, Texas 75201.

Exhibition takes place on the visitor side of the garage areas 3-5.

Ticket Pricing and Details:
Tickets are $30 per car before arrival. Sunday and Monday, tickets are discounted to $20

All ticket purchasing happens on-line through website
Some add-ons may be included throughout the run of the exhibition at an additional cost.
All tickets are sold in hour blocks to maintain traffic flow and safety.

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