Dallas Fort Worth, TX, October 4, 2026 — The AURORA Biennial, an event focused on art and technology, has revealed details for its 2026 iteration, including an expanded program. A significant announcement for the upcoming event is the designation of Dallas City Hall as a prominent location for the Biennial.

The AURORA Biennial 2026 is set to broaden its scope, though specific details regarding the nature of the expansion were not immediately available in the announcement. This initiative aims to increase the scale and reach of the event, which typically showcases innovative artistic works often incorporating digital and technological elements.

Dallas City Hall has been selected as a highlighted location for the 2026 Biennial. The architectural landmark is expected to serve as a central venue or a significant site for exhibitions and installations. The specific role and programming planned for Dallas City Hall within the AURORA Biennial were not detailed.

The biennial has previously attracted artists and audiences interested in the intersection of art, culture, and emerging technologies. The selection of a prominent civic building like Dallas City Hall suggests a potential focus on public art or installations that engage with the urban environment.

Further information regarding the expanded program, specific artists, exhibition details, and dates for the AURORA Biennial 2026 is anticipated to be released as the event approaches. The organization has not yet provided details on what this expansion entails beyond the designation of new key venues.


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