DALLAS— The Dallas Museum of Art is presenting “The Art of Richard Tuttle” through Oct. 8. This is first full-scale retrospective of this influential American contemporary artist, with more than 300 significant works from collections worldwide. The exhibition, according to the museum, unifies Tuttle’s four-decade career in the most comprehensive presentation of his work ever mounted.

The exhibition will showcase a definitive selection of Tuttle’s richly complex and highly diverse output from the mid-1960s to the present, including sculptures, paintings, assemblages, works on paper and artist books. The artist’s distinctive style and its relation to American art since 1965 will be emphasized, summarizing the trajectory of his work and celebrating his singular achievements.