Known to his biker buddies as “Picture Pete,” Peter Feresten was an incomparable photographer and teacher. After his death in 2007, there was some concern over the fate of his archives: innumerable negatives, prints, and audio recordings. But now most of them have found safe harbor, divided among three institutions: the Amon Carter Museum, the central branch of the Fort Worth Library, and the Photographic Archives Lab Gallery in Dallas.
Modernism is sexy. And not just because
Mad Men
is set during the period of the
style’s apex, the early 1960s, though there’s no denying the show’s appeal. No, Mod...
There are a lot of Andy Warhols. The Campbell’s-soup-can-reproducing Andy. The
tedious filmmaking
Andy. The
celebrity
Andy. But there’s also an Andy that few casual...
We all know how important Michelangelo is. He painted a massive fresco on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel for, uh, Pete's sake, sculpted totally buff nudes ou...
People can debate the merits and minuses of
major world religions
all they want, but to Chow, Baby, at least one aspect is a no-brainer. In the heavily Catholic c...
Fort Worth is gonna be bustling this weekend.
Saturday
is
Fall Gallery Night
, which means that a lot of us are going to be hopping from gallery to gallery ––
Artspa...
I used to live in Arizona, so I remember Pat Tillman wreaking havoc on the football field for Arizona State University. After going on to do the same for the NF...