Posts Tagged ‘public’
Q Cinema
Is the movie at the Modern this week the tip of a Fort Worth film revolution?KRISTIAN LIN
Bo Parker speaks in torrents. His conversation, cloaked with the terminology of marketing and design, crackles with ideas.
Arting Up
In art, perhaps, is the salvation of Cowtown.ANTHONY MARIANI
Martha Peters may have one of the most enviable offices in Fort Worth.
Eagle-Eye View
Tarrant’s newest lakeside park is already a monument.Jeff Prince
When the gates open to the public on Friday, Eagle Mountain Lake Park will represent many things beyond the obvious beauty of 400 pristine acres covered with wildflowers, cedars, oaks, mesquites, cactus, rocks, walking trails, ...
Garage Art
The Fort Worth Convention Center’s new parking facility isn’t groundbreaking but still great.Art
Designer garages are nothing new. At Princeton University, TEN Arquitectos’ Enrique Norten uses an elegant stainless-steel scrim to hide the parked vehicles.
Carrying Folks to Care
JPS’ problems extend to Arlington — but public transportation doesn’t.ERIC GRIFFEY
Things are tough all over for poor people in Arlington – no public transit, city policies seemingly aimed at keeping low-cost housing out of town – so it may come as no surprise that healthcare for the city’s ...
Code Red for JPS
Patients, doctors, and activists say Fort Worth’s public hospital is failing in its primary job: caring for poor patients.ERIC GRIFFEY and BETTY BRINK
Alan Cattlett spent more than a week in 2006 eating almost nothing and drinking himself almost to death, a result of severe depression.
Shiny Penny
This well-acted contemporary fable turns a sow’s nose into a silk purse.Kristian Lin
Penelope is one of those movies that looks really bad on paper.
The Girl Who Would Be Queen
Big stars playing feuding sisters can’t save The Other Boleyn Girl.Kristian Lin
Columbia Pictures originally planned to release The Other Boleyn Girl last Christmas and push it during awards season.
Hidden Heritage
Views from a downtown park are beautiful — but its future is murky.Dan McGraw
When the Fort Worth Parks and Community Services Department closed Heritage Park six months ago, few downtown regulars noticed.
One Down
TCC gets a tentative OK from the Corps of Engineers for its riverine campus.Betty Brink
The Tarrant County College District crossed a key threshold this week in the lengthy process of getting permission from the federal government to build its controversial $350 million-and-rising downtown campus – a step th...