See It All
Now that it’s actually pleasant to be outside, you can go to Spring Gallery Night and see what all the artists were creating while...
Symphonic Serenade
When the composer Benjamin Britten met the tenor Peter Pears in 1937, he fell in love with both the man and the unusual quavery...
Cast Away
Fishing has often cultivated an image of itself as a solitary pursuit, through which a man (it’s usually a man in the written-up fantasies)...
Oriented
Sam and Myrna Myers were an American couple who made Paris their permanent home in the 1960s, and from there they amassed a huge...
Music from the Motherland
You don’t have to go too far in Fort Worth to find specialists in Russian music, so it’s no surprise that the Cliburn Concerts’...
Mueck It Up
Ten years ago, Ron Mueck had a splashy exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth that scared the living crap out of...
Infinity Guitars
Portable, plucked stringed instruments go back many centuries, but it was only during the advent of rock and roll that the humble guitar altered...
Misha Quint at the Cello
So what is InterHarmony? It sounds like a new piece of corporate jargon, the way “synergy” swept the business world about 15 years ago....
Chanel No. XXX
Having an exhibit by an African-American artist at this time of year might seem like a cynical tie-in to Black History Month, itself a...
Secret World
We’re still at a loss as to why Hiromasa Yonebayashi’s anime film The Secret World of Arrietty wasn’t a bigger success when it came...
