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A Story for ‘Deep’ Thinkers
As the white father of a Black boy, I’ve come across what I’m calling the degrees of Blackness. Regarding skin color, darker is worse...
World Cup Book Showcase Today/Tue
On the East Side, The Dock Bookshop (6637 Meadowbrook Dr, Fort Worth, 817-457-5700), an indie retailer just minutes away from “Dallas Stadium” (nee AT&T...
City of (World) Cups and Culture
The soccer balls are “joyful, highly visible, and deeply local,” said Sundance Square Art Director Sarah Ayala in a press release.
The balls are also...
Big Ticket: The Art of the Game
Along with the places mentioned in “City of (World) Cups and Culture” (pg. 4), there’s also a great piece of soccer art in the...
Dressed for the Record
The feelings of Cowtown locals nearly a century ago are largely left to the imaginations of writers and historians. The conversations, the glances, the...
Summer Arts Preview
It’s been cyclical. Back in the day — here, there, everywhere — the fine arts would essentially shut down during the summer months only to...
Kimbell’s Asian Jewels
Fort Worth is home to one of the most impressive collections of Asian art in the country. The Kimbell Art Museum’s holdings are not...
Did You Eat?
Amphibian Stage, with an earned reputation for incubating artist development, will host the homecoming of a project born at the troupe’s annual SparkFest for...
Slice of Life
When it comes to barbecue, there is no reinventing the wheel, only improving upon recipes and methods created by the original drivers of the...
Smile!
Photographer Ontario Mireles spends a lot of his time chasing people with his camera, but he’s not some seedy paparazzi type. He runs a...
