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A Soldier’s Tale
Jon Lippens died in 2016, two years before his memoir was published. During the last year of his life, the Fort Worth WWII veteran...
J.T. Grant’s Coping Skills
We talked about that stupid shredder for about 10 minutes. And only a couple of us knew who Banksy was.
At Sotheby’s in London last...
About that West 7th Post Office
The Museum Place Post Office at the edge of the Cultural District is the last structure visitors may think to visit for its architectural...
R.I.P. Ron Tomlinson
Fort Worth painter Ron Tomlinson died last week at his Westcliff home. He was 73. Among the indelible recollections I have of Ron were...
Devon Nowlin
One part of Devon Nowlin’s artist statement really stuck with me. In describing her collage-like figurative paintings up now through October 6 at Artspace...
Words that Pop
Standing in a workshop, Vince Veazey gazed thoughtfully at his newest stencil-based creation, periodically adjusting pieces of tape here and there.
The phrase “I LOVE...
Shaping Deran Wright
His talent is recognized throughout Fort Worth and beyond — bronze classics ranging from portraits to monuments and memorials — to the sleeping panther...
Building Equality
Monday, August 20, was a big day in race relations for the city and Fort Worth school district. The Texas Education Agency released its...
DTC’s Over the Rainbow
At the tip top of the Golden Triangle sits a retro, viridescent marquee for Denton’s Campus Theatre, which hasn’t changed much since it was...
Trey Wilder Trolls Ridgmar
I feel kind of bad writing about Trey Wilder again, but he is doing some interesting things.
Like putting on an art show at Ridgmar...
