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The Other Art Fair<\/a>, presented by Saatchi Art, returns to Dallas Market Hall this May 15 to 18. The event will showcase a carefully selected lineup of 120 independent artists from around the world.<\/p>\n

Highlights include Everybody Draw Everybody, a group portrait swap hosted by Brian Butler; an interactive color-in mural created by John Paine; painted aura portraits by Mad Watson; and Blind Date with an Artwork, which dares visitors to buy artwork based solely on a text description.<\/p>\n

At The Other Art Fair, visitors should expect the unexpected\u2014especially when it comes to the artwork on offer, which ranges in price from under $100 to upwards of $5,000.<\/p>\n

Here are just 10 of the many exciting artists to meet at the fair, whose work we think you\u2019ll find particularly out-of-this-world:<\/p>\n

1. Brighton artist Lexi Laine<\/a>\u2019s training as a freediver allows her to craft ethereal photographs of breathtaking underwater worlds.<\/p>\n

2. Meticulously collaging fragments of distant locales she captures with her camera, London-based artist Nadia Attura<\/a> creates uncanny beauty in her imagined landscapes.<\/p>\n

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Briana Carman, \u201cInto The Soup\u201d (2023), digital collage on paper, limited edition of 25<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

3. After designing tour artwork and album covers, Los Angeles artist Briana Carman<\/a> was inspired to create worlds using images from everyday life and travels abroad.<\/p>\n

4. Natasha Kanevski<\/a>, based near Austin, makes canvas-mounted ceramic sculptures that are evocative of organic forms, yet wholly unlike any found on Earth.<\/p>\n

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Kristin Ruscher, \u201cVacation on Mars\u201d (2025), mixed media
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5. Dallas artist Kristin Ruscher<\/a> aims to spark inspiration and a sense of interpersonal connection with her highly textured mixed-media paintings.<\/p>\n

6. Christopher Brown<\/a> is a Dallas-based artist whose Abstract Butterfly<\/em> series showcases how he manipulates photography with the latest tech advances.<\/p>\n

7. The dreamy, unpopulated vistas of Knoxville artist Karina Guerrero<\/a>\u2019s paintings exist somewhere between reality and the abstraction that ties her to her roots.<\/p>\n

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Malti B Lee, \u201cGarden of Golden Light\u201d (2024), acrylic on canvas<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

8. The paintings of Austin-based artist Malti B Lee<\/a> are filled with otherworldly light and color-saturated flowers, juxtaposing their fragility with historic architecture.<\/p>\n

9. If you took the drama, lighting, and opulence of the Baroque, and set it in outer space, you\u2019d have something akin to Dallas artist Madison Gowin<\/a>\u2019s fantastical collages.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Abigail Henthorne, \u201cFloral Frame 4\/6\u201d (2024), cotton and acrylic yarn on wood<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

10. Abigail Henthorne<\/a> is a Little Rock-based artist whose fiber \u201cdrawings\u201d explore floral bouquets while creating new, distorted forms by modulating pile height.<\/p>\n

Grab your ticket at <\/strong>theotherartfair.com<\/strong><\/a>!<\/strong><\/p>\n