As nonprofit photography center closes, founder expected Dallas to do more for arts

In our series on the arts and the economy, we ask why the Dallas Center for Photography is closing its doors.

Students from a Dance and Media class at Booker T. Washington High School were asked to... — Students from a Dance and Media class at Booker T. Washington High School were asked to capture the energy and creativity of dance in surprising ways. The Dallas Center for Photography held workshops at the high school for two consecutive years. They are now closing due to financial struggles.(Mariana Gonzalez / Dallas Center for Photography)

10:29 AM on Jul 13, 2023 CDT

Michelle Aslam, Staff writer. Michelle Aslam is a reporter and producer in Arts Access, a partnership between The Dallas Morning News and KERA expanding arts coverage in the Dallas-Fort Worth area through the lens of equity and access.

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