Summer Sights and Stages
In the Pleistocene Era (circa 2010), when flip phones were unironic, most museums and theaters essentially took summers off, reserving blockbusters for the fall...
R.I.P., Vernon Fisher
All the obituaries for Vernon Fisher are using the words “blackboard” or “chalkboard.” It is true, many of the artist’s works feature an off-black...
Camera Eye
Fort Worth boasts one of the largest repositories of fine art photographs in the United States and an equally noteworthy history of cultivating museum-worthy...
Liberating Art
Perhaps one of the most defining elements of civic life in the United States is the fact that the lowly citizens and residents of...
Spring Gallery Night
Every spring and fall, Fort Worth’s galleries come together to showcase their best new work, and most of it comes from these parts. #locavores
For...
Winter Wonderlands
Edge of the Road, Pahdner
What could be less Christmasy than the American West? The place where people go to snow ski and, I dunno,...
Double Feature
Two stalwarts of North Texas art have openings this weekend at William Campbell’s two galleries.
The one on Foch Street hosts a retrospective of works...
Drawn Together
Saturday’s opening will be as much a surprise party/family reunion as a retrospective. The featured artist has not been told that his paintings, drawings,...
Women Painting Women
When the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth announced the exhibit Women Painting Women, art fans and artists in my circle collectively rejoiced. In...
The Business of Art
Ariel Davis ran around Sundance Square before there was a Sundance Square. She and her friends would go to Starbucks (then on Houston Street)...
