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Digitalis Purpurea
Nuremberg native Joachim Kersten conceived his current show in response to an invitation from the Bavarian city of Schweinfurt (“pig ford”) to design a...
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Isn’t it great that Fort Worth Weekly has started running these Gallery pictures in color?
On a black-and-white page, showing something like Shawn Wallis’...
Imaginary Landscapes
Landscape painting has been with us since art began, and artists have often used their imaginations to improve on nature and create ideally pleasing...
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Drawing on the influence of Goya, Redon, and the mythology of her native Chile, Sandra Vásquez de la Horra makes nightmarish, phantasmagorical drawings on...
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Deserted landscapes that bear the imprint of humanity but aren’t exactly urban provide Sarah Williams with her inspiration. The painter shares the exhibit at...
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William Campbell Contemporary Art changes things up with its show of James Blake’s delicately beautiful black-and-white drawings of trees and flowers.
These photorealistic works...
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Fort Worth Contemporary Arts turns its attention to narrative strains in conceptual art with Dramedy, a group show featuring several burgeoning artists working in...
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The odd title of Ryder Richards’ installation Power comes from the artist’s exploration of guns, their place in the culture, and the kind of...
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Other artists use brushes or pens, but California-based Lia Cook uses an electronic Jacquard loom to create her fiber works that depict girls' faces....
Places of In-Between
Another mixed bag is up at the FWCAC this month. Anila Quayyum Agha’s multimedia collages exist side by side with Tina Medina’s pano arte...
