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The Skin We Live In
In a city where artists can have a difficult time achieving professional advancement or become “career artists,” Fabiola Valenzuela may be upending that trend....
Truman Talks: Running From or To?
The 2018 FIFA World Cup has just wrapped up a month-long quadrennial festival of soccer. I’ve watched and played sports my whole life, and...
The Ubiquity of Obstinance
With five games in the books, the Cowboys again find themselves on the downward side of another teeter-totter season, falling to 2-3 at the...
Gerrymandering Texas-Style
Gerrymandering is the widespread political practice of manipulating voting district boundaries to gain a political advantage, specifically in elections, by maximizing the number of...
The Art Corridor
Along with every other gallery in Fort Worth (and some in Alrington and even Euless), Fort Works Art celebrated Spring Gallery Night last Saturday....
Lookin’ for Some Hot Stuff
Whether you’re a food writer or you just like food, you know that there’s probably some kind of food “holiday” any day of the...
Holiday Games
If one thing has helped save the sanity of many in 2020, it’s video games. As moviegoing screeched to a halt, and various films...
mood indigo
After a glance at several of the paintings in the national exhibit Archibald Motley: Jazz Age Modernist, currently on view at the Amon Carter...
Tiger King
It’s the other thing that everyone is talking about lately. Out of nowhere, I kept seeing memes about a gaudily dressed man who made...
A Dream Not Deferred
Ed Smith, the man who has replaced the late Rudy Eastman as artistic director of Jubilee Theatre, has taught graduate level theater courses in...
