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Best Documentaries of 2021
Maybe this pandemic has encouraged more people to watch documentaries at home. What’s certain is that not enough of them have made it to...
Madrileños Locos
A little more than a month ago, the news dropped that Adam Adolfo was leaving his job as artistic director of Artes de la...
Art and Appetite: Ravenous Beasts
What we farm, hunt, buy, catch, kill, package, heat up, cook, serve, and enjoy privately or among others is merely a jumping-off point for...
Dull in the Heart
When I was younger, I used to hear folks refer to the intellectually disabled as “dull in the head.” Today, I contemplate that as...
Jewels
You may have to walk through Material/Object a couple of times to really "get" it. Chris Powell, Fred Spaulding, and Nicholas Wood's collection of...
Arts Funding
Much of Fort Worth’s live music scene has transitioned to live streaming shows, but the intermittent Venmo donations probably aren’t paying the bills the...
Of Public Concern
Talking with a Houston transplant the other day, our conversation turned to local historic buildings. The young gent was raving about the T&P Station,...
Godzilla vs. Kong: Monster Smackdown
I have to say, this current series of Hollywood movies about Godzilla feels like the wrong kind of throwback. Taken as a whole, ...
12 Mighty Orphans
In Twelve Mighty Orphans, author Jim Dent writes of football coach Harvey “Rusty” Russell arriving at the Fort Worth Masonic Home for Orphans in...
A Fort Worth Treasure Returns
Taking heavy precautions, the directors of the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association (FWADA) have brought back Fall Gallery Night as a weeklong event that...
