Written in Stone
The local museums won’t be left out of Gallery Night (see: Saturday blurb), so two of them are opening new shows this weekend as...
Early Texas Art Works
Holy impressionism, Batman! The big-daddy annual symposium on early Texas art is this weekend at Texas Wesleyan School of Law. The Center for the...
Harlem Renaissance
One of the largest collections of African-American art ever shown in North Texas will hang at The Arlington Museum of Art now through late...
My Best Friend’s Wedding
Rashida Jones has had rewarding supporting roles in movies and on TV’s Parks & Recreation, but she’s never had a chance to prove herself...
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...
Schemers and Blackmailers
Shakespeare’s dark side comes out in this year’s Trinity Shakespeare Festival, where even the comedy on offer is tinged with malice and evil. The...
Paint and More
Here’s something unusual for Spring Gallery Night this year: A number of venues are having long-running exhibits end this weekend instead of begin. Usually,...
Ópera
This year’s Fort Worth Opera represents the festival’s biggest outreach yet to our city’s Latino community. Part of it is the troupe’s production of...
New Nutcracker
Texas Ballet Theater has retired its old, sumptuous production of The Nutcracker for a fresh version. A gift from the now-defunct Ballet Florida of...
Fences
Dark Circles Contemporary Dance returns for its Spring Series and a couple of world premieres. Choreographer and company founder Joshua L. Peugh is responsible...
