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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...
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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’...
Frank X. Tolbert’s “High Island Rookery”
Of interest to art lovers and ornithologists alike, The Texas Bird Project is a show of paintings by Frank X. Tolbert that depicts our...
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Gallery 414’s current show consists of paintings by various artists who are inspired by informal snapshots, and they range from Rachel Black’s luminously photorealistic...
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A show with a grammatically curious title, Dear John, Is Stat an Island? features painting, sculpture, drawing, and photography, curated by Paul Leicht. It’s...
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UTA’s current exhibit opened back on the 17th, but it’s only getting around to having its opening reception this Friday at 5:30pm. The show...
Austin Fields’ “untitled”
Fort Works Art gives you two art openings for the price of one this weekend. Janice Wueste’s show of paintings Spindletop runs only through...
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The veil of the mysterious falls over Gallery 414 with Flickers, a show featuring the likes of tesa morin’s videos, Eric Tosten’s abstract works,...
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A Hiroshima native and TCU graduate, Hiroko Kubo is displaying her enigmatic sculptures at WoCA Projects. She shares the space with The Exchange, an...
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To put it mildly, now is an interesting time to see David LaFevor’s Cuba: Histories of the Present, with its photographs of contemporary street...
