Arts
Arggghhht!
A local quartet cranks up the rhetorical noise, all the way to 111.Art
Home to elegant mannerists John Hartley, Nancy Lamb, Leslie Lanzotti, Jo-Ann Mulroy, and twin brothers Daniel and Dennis Blagg, Artspace 111 may be the last place you’d expect to find politically charged art.
Motion
GalleryThe Congolese sculptor Augie N’Kele has an unusual fanbase – he has exhibited throughout the country of Norway, as well as doing extensive work in North Texas.
Processions
The spirit of ’64 gets a makeover at 414.Art
I must have been breathing heavy or something, because during the opening party last weekend for Tasty Bits, a group show at Gallery 414, the elderly gentleman whose gray noggin and hunched shoulders obscured my view of a certa...
Losing, Lost Gems
In these angsty times, sometimes you have to scour the art scene for life.Kultur
As mannered Britons dump garbage all over gallery floors under the auspices of creating “art,” and brash young Americans simply Xerox their favorite photos of celebrities onto canvases in a seemingly endless, relent...
Fort Worth Community Arts Center
GallerySeveral of Fort Worth Community Arts Center’s shows this month share an environmental theme.
The Big Picture(s)
KulturA touring photo exhibit perplexes, while the 817′s two major dance companies generate some ka-ching.
Gallery
GalleryCorey Gossett cites his suburban background as visual inspiration for his abstract collages.
Acrylic & Steel
GalleryIt’s a pity that we can’t reproduce the above picture in color, because then you’d see the shocking pink of Tom Hollenback’s abstract acrylic and steel sculptures, which fire the room with their hues.
Luck of the Draw?
A local collective of aspiring comic artists is on the wing.Art
In early 2006, local artist Paul Milligan and some other artistically inclined fanboys started an informal group, Stumblebum Studios, mainly to have a virtual place where they could kick around ideas.