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Bumin Kim’s “Acacia”
Count them: 82 artists will have their work on display when Artspace 111 opens its fifth annual juried exhibition of works by artists from...
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Robyn Glass' paintings of domestic scenes aim for discontent and an off-kilter quality that's reminiscent of the paintings of John Currin. Her holiday-themed show...
Ken O’Toole’s “Streams in the Wasteland”
There is more than one art opening this weekend, but only one of them will have Melt Ice Creams providing scoops. That is the...
Bernardo Vallarino’s “David’s Brother and Anna’s Father”
Artspace 111’s new show is all about locations. Near & Far is the set of prints, paintings, and collages by William Greiner, while Up...
Rainmakers Workshop and Daniel Bozhkov
The Bulgarian-born artist Daniel Bozhkov just completed a rainwater catchment system for UNT’s Environmental Education Building.
The school’s nearby Art Building has a show...
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What does portraiture mean in the digital age? The artists at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts’ current exhibit explore that, from Alma Haser’s origami-influenced photographs...
Jerry Austin’s “Untitled”
Jerry Austin has been teaching ceramics at UNT for 31 years. He has announced his imminent retirement, and this weekend is your last opportunity...
Marcelo Guidoli’s “Tiny Hands”
Art Room’s first-ever juried exhibition Now | Contemporary 2019 is curated by Smithsonian American Art Museum curator Claudia Zapata. The show features works by...
Peter Stephens’ “Firecracker”
William Campbell’s new show is all about contrasting textures, with Arno Kortschot’s smooth abstract zinc sculptures being paired up with Peter Stephens’ paintings, with...
Alex Katz’ “Laura 1”
Alex Katz is 92 years old and still making artworks in the Pop Art style. His silkscreen prints and stainless steel cutout sculptures are...
