2025 FAIR ARTISTS

I have a passion to make my art accessible to everyone and Deep Ellum will allow me to do that. I have been traveling the country with my family on a mission to bring my art in person to people around the country, not just on social media. I am in a new city every weekend and I would love to bring my work to this event.

Having grown up just north of Dallas (Richardson), Depp Ellum was always the "cool" placed to go hang out. As soon as my friends and I were old enough, we would hop on the DART and ride it all the way down to Deep Ellum feeling like the world was at our fingertips. So many fun times were had from my teens and into my 20s. Now as I am older and have learned about the rich history within this community my love for it has only deepened. Deep Ellum will forever be my favorite neighborhood in Dallas.

It's a pretty energetic area, with amazing art and music. For me the most attractive of all are the bold murals, they were very inspiring for me to delve into an art residency program, where I get to paint a mural, in June 2025.

I live in the area and was invited to exhibit at the 2023 Deep Ellum Festival. Lots of fun and hope to do it again!

I was born and raised in Dallas and when I turned 21, the old Deep Ellum Warehouse District was where my older friends took me as an introduction to fun nightlife. I now live in Austin, but every time I go to Dallas, I explore Deep Ellum to see what new art, music and food has developed. I was lucky enough to be a vendor at the Deep Ellum Arts Festival it's last year in 2022 and was excited to find that this festival is now available

It is the heartbeat of acceptance and love for all things art related in the Dfw area.

Deep Ellum is a rich artistic community that supported the arts and art culture. It especially aids in the promotion of regional artists. The community comes out to support creativity!

During my time living in the DFW area, I thoroughly enjoyed the vibrant and welcoming atmosphere of Deep Ellum. From its incredible music scene to its great food, the neighborhood had a relaxed and inviting energy that made it a standout part of Dallas. One of my most memorable experiences was assisting my professor, Justin Ginsberg, with his pop-up art shows. These events transformed old, industrial buildings into unique art spaces, creating a raw and authentic backdrop for the work. This setting made the art feel more accessible and relatable to a broader audience. Looking back, I wish I had spent more time in Deep Ellum. The neighborhood

Deep Ellum is our community its our life. we have worked with this festival for years and would like the opportunity to shine as artists

alot. it’s decades of art, music, food, culture, people. i couldn’t begin to describe in this box.

It's part of my life, I attend the Deep Ellum Outdoor Market every weekend. I love Deep Ellum, I've met a lot of people there and been influenced by a lot of artists.

Deep Ellum is where we grab dinner after every single photo shoot we do for our jewelry. It's a neighborhood that always offers great music food and art. We love visiting and being part of the vibe.

I love the deep elm area, I lived there for over a year.. the diversity, the culture, for food and lack of feeling judged and being able to express your creativity in your community is important.

Deep Ellum has long been an art community for many as well as a music hub. Growing up I used to love going to Deep Ellum for shows and art related events.