“We are going to transform Dallas City Hall, the J. Erik Jonsson Library, and the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention (Center) into an outside, open air exhibition of light, video, and sound-based art works,” explains Joshua King, co-founder and Executive Director of the Aurora Biennial – a one-night-only public art event involving light, sound, and video in the heart of downtown Dallas. In this feature with WRR’s Amy Bishop, King and artist Tramaine Townsend give a glimpse into this year’s theme of future, present, and past.
