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Tom Wesselmann’s “Still Life No. 15” is one of the most uproarious pieces in this dynamic show.

Art and Appetite: Ravenous Beasts

Remembering Aimee Cardoso

Arts Funding

Lorna Simpson: Head on Ice

A Fort Worth Treasure Returns

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Vivian Maier: Street Photography

Street photography is like time travel. Instead of a portrait or landscape, these fragments of everyday life manifest the emotion and atmosphere of a...

Andy Warhol in the ’80s

There are a lot of Andy Warhols. The Campbell’s-soup-can-reproducing Andy. The tedious filmmaking Andy. The celebrity Andy. But there’s also an Andy that few...

KAWS it’s Cool

Within hours of its opening last Thursday, the website for the gift shop at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth crashed due to...

Top Billing

In affluent communities, billboards are considered visual blight. Along Jacksboro Highway, many parts of the North Side, and East Lancaster Avenue, the massive advertisements...

Second Annual Visionary Awards

Here’s a conundrum: How can Fort Worth have such an incredible array of art-related institutions and not be an “art town”? (At least not...

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)...

Fort Worth’s Royal Painters

When you’re not a North Texas native, you hear the name “Gentling” with a hard initial “g” bandied around the art scene without it...

Fort Worth’s Major Museums Reopening Soon

When you think about it, a museum is probably the best place to start wading back into socializing. At a museum, you’re not supposed...

Queen Nefertari’s Egypt

I hate to say it, but my first major museum exhibit since the pandemic turned out to be a bit of a logistical bummer....

River Oaks’ Yellow Brick Road

If you’re heading south on River Oaks Boulevard, you might just think you’ve taken a wrong turn into Oz. That’s because the yellow brick road...