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...
Cowboy Noire
Cowboy Noire opened at 400h Gallery & Studio in Sundance Square a little over a week ago, and if you’ve lived in the city long...
Remembering Carol Ivey
This is not how I wanted to return to writing, after more than a year back in Fort Worth, but the death of Carol...
Evolving Together
Up now at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History thru Sep 1, Becoming Jane: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall follows the scientist’s...
Summertime Arts & Stage
Summertime used to be when theaters, museums, and galleries took a break, but in this never-ending maelstrom of information we’re all trapped in (thanks,...
Feeling Color-ful
Feeling Color: Aubrey Williams and Frank Bowling celebrates the work of British-Caribbean artists Aubrey Williams (1926-1990) and Frank Bowling (b. 1934). The artists’ contributions to...
Art and Nazis
With American democracy barely hanging on, I guess I expected artists to go on the attack. Here, there, everywhere. I’m disappointed they haven’t in...
‘Make Me Famous’
Social media has given us all the intense mania to be noticed. We document our lives and world through selfies, looking in the mirror...
Grand Jury Returns Art to the Modern
While our elected officials are out to transform our democracy into an orange autocracy, it’s nice to know that most of us are not...
Mexican Food Stories
The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History welcomed a new traveling exhibit in February. Abuelita’s Kitchen: Mexican Food Stories gives guests a closer look...
