Flat Plains
The title of Fort Worth Contemporary Arts' exhibit, Flat Plains, doesn't refer to the topography of Texas. It's a description of surfaces created by...
Margret Blondal
While the Gallery Night showings draw all the attention (see Night & Day page), the show at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts is still on...
UT Acquires Four Byrds
Fort Worth photographer and Fort Worth Weekly contributor Byrd Williams IV represents the fourth generation in a family of professional photographers dating back to...
“Picture Pete” Still on View
Known to his biker buddies as “Picture Pete,” Peter Feresten was an incomparable photographer and teacher. After his death in 2007, there was some...
Rhapsody in Blues
Bluesman James Hinkle is trading in his guitar pick for a paintbrush. But don’t think he’s starting over.
The 55-year-old native Fort Worthian has had...
Fantasy Life
As soon as I saw her, I LOL’d. A cigarette dangling precariously from the side of her mouth, her tangled strawberry-blonde hair matted against...
Just Looking: Arnoldo Hurtado’s Artscream
As much as he is a visual artist, Arnoldo Hurtado is also a traveler –– across both place and time, and from tradition to...
Trio
What if it were possible to separate colors from nature, drape them on a clothesline, and look at them when they had dried? Ellen...
Inviting IREB
As government grants tighten and employers demand more from college graduates, architects are seizing the opportunity to shape the future and designing new buildings...
A Reviving Mural
The magnetic effect of a marketplace mural has become the preferred approach to urban renewal in the last two decades, and the artistic intention...
