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Art and Nazis
With American democracy barely hanging on, I guess I expected artists to go on the attack. Here, there, everywhere. I’m disappointed they haven’t in...
‘Make Me Famous’
Social media has given us all the intense mania to be noticed. We document our lives and world through selfies, looking in the mirror...
Grand Jury Returns Art to the Modern
While our elected officials are out to transform our democracy into an orange autocracy, it’s nice to know that most of us are not...
Mexican Food Stories
The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History welcomed a new traveling exhibit in February. Abuelita’s Kitchen: Mexican Food Stories gives guests a closer look...
Homecoming
Fresh off a stint in New York City, the local wife-and-husband team of Cole and Raef Payne are launching Arrt Dept., a collective of...
The Whale
Alex Da Corte has a deep connection with the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. His visit 20 years ago left a lasting impression...
Shining a Light
You discover a sink full of teeth and realize the truth bites back.
You find yourself having to choose between safety alone or succumbing to...
Fare Play
Christopher Blay’s new, sleek, scholarly public artwork glides into the cultural dialogue about progress as effortlessly and elegantly as a sing-songy MLK speech —...
Welcome to the Family
On your first visit to Jubilee Theatre, which showcases stories about the African American experience, you are considered a good friend. A second trip...
R.I.P., Mary Diane Simons
Lake Simons remembers her mother in a lot of ways — “wonderful,” “unique,” a “devoted wife and mother” — but also as a “soulfully loving...
