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Cricket World Cup Preview
From May 30 to July 14, the Cricket World Cup will involve 10 nations competing in a round-robin format for a total of 45...
Art Tooth
The unfolding story of Fort Worth’s contemporary art scene would be missing a few chapters if not for the efforts of several young artists...
Fort Worth’s Woodson Named State Painter
Fort Worth painter and TCU alum and former prof Jim Woodson has been named state artist (two-dimensional) for 2013 by The Texas Commission on...
Two Exhibits, One Architect
Since the Kimbell Art Museum opened its doors in 1972, its galleries have hosted (in addition to the museum’s incomparable permanent collection) some of...
Truman Talks: Hazardous Materials
Dear reader, it has been a long ol’ time, perhaps even a long-ass time, since we sat together to chat. August 22, 2018, to...
Bewitching
Although The Dance on Widow's Row isn't advertised as a Halloween show, Jubilee Theatre's latest comic outing offers up a carnival whirl of splendidly...
Dying with Dignity
There's no need for issuing "spoiler alerts" with a play titled A Lesson Before Dying.
Just a few minutes into the opening scene of Jubilee...
Pigskin Rapture
Texas has four seasons: winter, spring, summer, and football. In the midst of oppressive heat, Mac Engel’s Pigskin Rapture: Four Days in The Life of...
Van Cliburn (1934-2013)
Fort Worth took a double whammy last week with the passing of Van Cliburn, the iconic pianist for whom the Cliburn International Piano Competition...
UNT Acquires Williams Collection
One of the largest, most diverse, and most historic photography collections in Texas has finally found a home.
Consisting of more than 10,000 prints and...
