Entry No. 24 — the Dallas file — filed under: house gallery
PRP (Permanent Research Project)
A contemporary art project space inside a little 1930s residential house on an unassuming block in Trinity Groves, founded by Michael Mazurek with curation help from the founder of nomadic gallery Jessamine. Recent shows have probed how bodies are represented in visual culture.
The move: Catch an opening or new exhibition in the tiny white house, then walk over to the Trinity Groves restaurants or the nearby pedestrian bridge views.
📍 Before you go PRP hides in plain sight: it's a small 1930s house on Fabrication St in Trinity Groves (West Dallas), with no gallery signage to speak of, so trust the address and look for the unassuming white house rather than a storefront. This is an artist-run project space, not a drop-in gallery — your visit hinges on an active exhibition or an opening reception, so confirm a show is actually up before you make the trip. Treat the block as residential and be respectful. It pairs naturally with the cluster of Trinity Groves restaurants a short walk away, and the Ronald Kirk pedestrian bridge over the Trinity River for skyline views.
- 📍 Trinity Groves (West Dallas)
- 💸 Free
- ⚡ Low-key
- 🌗 Indoors
Where: 508 Fabrication St., Dallas, TX
Hours: Shows on a rotating schedule (a new exhibition was expected late June 2026); no fixed public hours - check ahead.
⚠ Seasonal or scheduled — always check before you go.
Plan a visit & invite your people →
Further reading: keranews.org
last checked: 2026-06-06