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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...
TBT’s Romeo and Juliet
It’s been a rough five years for arts groups, thanks to a topsy-turvy economy. Texas Ballet Theater has been forced to give up live...
Angels in the OR
In 1994, a car crash that should have killed Tricia Barker instead set her on a spiritual journey that has led to her teaching...
Keep Artful Village Weird
While walking through rows of paintings at an Austin art show with his wife three years ago, Darren Houk was struck with inspiration. Soaking...
Museum Swap: Bernini
There’s this really ridiculous, rarely fun game I play called Museum Swap, in which I try to picture an exhibit at one of our...
Equal Opportunity
Frog fans are busy. Aside from the standard hustle and bustle of work-life-family, it’s a full-time job to keep pace with TCU successes during...
Messages in Bottles
If Byrd Williams IV were not a world-class photographer, he might be doing just about as well as a writer.
As editor of Fort Worth...
Why I Won’t Watch A Ghost Story
When I learned of the latest feature-length effort from local filmmakers David Lowery, James Johnston, and Toby Halbrooks, my excitement curdled about as soon...
Wilkinson Says everyone poops
Jay Wilkinson has been busy.
The Fort Worth artist has become known around town for his nontraditional installations and collaborations, working outside the sometimes staid...
Rodeo Extended
The Stock Show is over, but the Western-themed art show at Artspace 111 remains up until the 18th. The show contains Sarah Green's paintings...
