Entry No. 16 — the Dallas file — filed under: apartment gallery
2 BED 1 BATH
Ryan Semegran and Kassidy Stines occasionally convert their Oak Cliff apartment into a gallery, showing contemporary and politically engaged work (including UNT students' censorship-protest pieces) amid humorous domestic touches like a pink cat tree partly blocking the art.
The move: DM them on Instagram to book an appointment, then experience art in someone's actual living room before exploring Bishop Arts nearby.
📍 Before you go This is a private apartment in Oak Cliff, not a storefront, so there is no signage out front — look for the unit where string lights frame the front door, and treat the visit as stepping into someone's actual home. The space is small (roughly 800 square feet), with the bedrooms and bathroom off-limits, so it is genuinely best for two. It opens exhibition to exhibition rather than on regular hours, and entry is by appointment arranged ahead through the hosts, so reach out before you go and be respectful once inside. It is a short, easy hop to the Bishop Arts District to wander and eat afterward.
- 📍 Oak Cliff
- 💸 Free
- ⚡ Low-key
- 🌗 Indoors
Where: 609 North Lancaster Avenue, Apt. 209, Dallas, TX
Hours: By appointment only via Instagram DM. Very small apartment space, best for two.
⚠ Seasonal or scheduled — always check before you go.
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Further reading: keranews.org
last checked: 2026-06-06