Artists and city leaders were on hand for the unveiling of the largest public art mural in Dallas. The work has been visible for a couple of weeks.
Internationally acclaimed, Dutch artist Rosalie de Graaf says it took two weeks and a few Texas artists to help complete.
The mural, named “One Field, Infinite Smiles,” overlooks the future 250-acre Harold Simmons Park being built between downtown Dallas, the Design District, and Trinity Groves.
Organizers say the goal is to connect art, community, and the outdoors for thousands of international visitors.
The mural is on the Trinity Park Conservancy building at 305 W Commerce Street. The park is not expected to be completed until 2028.
This is separate from the Whale mural that was controversially painted over downtown.