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Myriam Abdelaziz’ “Egypt’s Revolution, Protests in Tahrir Square”
There’s still time to catch RAWIYA’s exhibit of photographs at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts. The collective’s first exhibition in Texas captures the Middle East’s...
P.R.I.N.T. — Looking Back, Pressing Forward
After 14 years, UNT’s Print Research Institute of North Texas (P.R.I.N.T.) is holding a retrospective show of traditional and experimental prints made by artists...
Luther Smith’s “From Bridge”
Now that it’s actually pleasant to be outside, why would you want to be stuck inside? Then again, if you have to be inside,...
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Ah, drawings! The basis of all the other visual arts is the focus of the current show at the Gallery at UTA. The works...
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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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David Conn’s large-scale paintings and prints capture forest landscapes so dense that the branches and trunks almost become abstract elements. The artist has been...
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TCU’s current art show is all about prints — and politics. The artists here use old and new techniques to make statements, such as...
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Michel Cruz Flores’ show at Rose Marine Theatre features two series. The Emotionally Disturbed’s works depict negative emotions as characters, while Pistolero consists of...
Kim Cadmus Owens “Lost/Found”
Before Gallery Night is upon us, there’s still time to see Artspace 111’s exhibitions. City Symphony has paintings, prints, and collages by five different...
Soft Canon
Gallery 414’s holiday show remains up through the weekend.
Matt Clark’s found art isn’t impressive taken object for object, but gains its power as a...
