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The Last Art Show
You may have heard this in other parts of the Weekly, but we couldn't let it pass without taking notice of the impending demise...
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In lighting terms, falloff is the rate of how much dimmer a light appears the farther away one is from the source. This is...
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It's only one genre of painting, yet landscapes open themselves up to infinite variety, as you can see at Artspace 111's show.
The 24 artists...
Electioneering
The 2008 presidential election is over, but you can still catch the politically themed art show at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts through this weekend....
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Joshua Elliott’s multimedia installation explores our delusions about ourselves and possibly even the whole idea of projecting one’s obsessions and neuroses into an art...
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In UNT’s new exhibit Beyond Natural, nine artists create sculptures and 3D art inspired by forms of the natural world. These include fantastical landscapes...
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Interplay is the name of the game at UTA’s MFA exhibit. The works on display here involve the interaction of film or video, visual...
A Russian Fairy Doll
Nutcrackers come and go every year, but Metropolitan Classical Ballet's Russian version is something to which local dance lovers really look forward. This year's...
Kultur
If you've been to Fred's Texas Café over the past couple of days, you've probably noticed something a little different about the place: namely,...
Revolutionary Ballet
It takes guts for a small company like Metropolitan Classical Ballet to try to mount a convincing production of a Soviet-era blockbuster like Spartacus,...
