The fourth annual Oak Cliff Art Walk through the lens of Reyna Ramirez, one of the organizers and the gallery director for Cima Arts, an art nonprofit in Dallas.
Attendees at the Oak Cliff Art Walk stop to look at the art on the walls at East Dock on Oct. 4, 2025. East Dock is a historic 1915 warehouse that was transformed to showcase a variety of art from diverse artists.Alaska Quinones DJs during the Oak Cliff Art Walk at East Dock in Dallas on Oct. 4, 2025. Quinones is a Mexican native who currently lives in Oak Cliff and often DJs community events.Reyna Ramirez reinforces a painting onto the wall so it does not fall at the Oak Cliff Art Walk on Oct. 4, 2025. Ramirez is the gallery director for Cima Arts, an art non profit in Dallas, and is one of the organizers for the art walk working alongside the event founders, Proxy Properties.A couple and their baby talk and walk around the Oak Cliff Art Walk at East Dock on Oct. 4, 2025.Evan Mat, a Dallas tattoo artist tattoos an art walk attendee at the Oak Cliff Art Walk on Oct. 4, 2025. Mat was one of three artists doing flash tattoos at the event.Karen Aguilar waves to her father across the room from behind her vendor booth at the Oak Cliff Art Walk on Oct. 4, 2025. This is the first year Aguilar is a vendor at the event selling her Mexican-inspired art.The Oak Cliff Art Walk features a long wall full of art created by students from an AP art class from an Oak Cliff highschool on Oct. 4, 2025.Reyna Ramirez, an organizer, hugs Haley Leavitt, a community and business development associate at Proxy Properties, at the Oak Cliff Art Walk on Oct. 4, 2025. Ramirez and Leavitt became good friends during the joint planning and coordinating of the event.Kayla Jay paints a mural on a wall of East Dock during the Oak Cliff Art Walk event on Oct. 4, 2025. Jay was hired to paint a live mural that represents Oak Cliff.Three family members sit next to each other and look at the art hung up on the walls of East Dock at the Oak Cliff Art Walk on Oct. 4, 2025.
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North Texas Daily Special Edition: New Student Guide, Summer 2024
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