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Early Impressions
If you’re going to put on an art show about Claude Monet at this point, you’d better have something new to say. That’s the...
TBT: On Pointe
Taking on two hefty contemporary works for its season-opening program in Bass Performance Hall last weekend – Carlos Acosta’s Carmen and Christopher Wheeldon’s DGV:...
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...
Gallery Night Sums
I’ve really been drawn to the paintings of one particular artist lately. Erika Duque. I had a studio visit with her a few months...
Persevering for the Public
It definitely wasn’t Bass Hall.
As cool and rocking and rolling as Shipping & Receiving is, it’s not where you’d expect to hear music of...
In Russia with Love
My favorite thing about growing up and living in Fort Worth is seeing smiling faces every day. We’re a friendly town. Travel + Leisure...
Two at Stage West
Since my other duties at this publication leave me too busy to go to stage shows on a weekly basis, I thought I’d take...
Favorite Things
The triumph of the human spirit sounds uninspiring after having been sung by the same characters with the same voices for over half a...
Nice Threads
The main atrium of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art was completed 15 years ago this October as part of the museum’s expansion....
Antiques Roadshowing
Singer sewing tables, oil lamps, and china patterned with feminine chintz were once the staples of antique collectors in the 1990s. Thanks to the...
