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Neal Paustian’s “All the Water That Will Ever Be, Is Right...
It’s been 10 years since the MFA program at UTA was inaugurated, so you can excuse the school for wanting to blow its own...
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...
Crystal Wagner’s “Paroxysm Bloom I”
Room-filling paper sculptures and installations are what Philadelphia’s Crystal Wagner does. Her latest show, Tropism, comes to Fort Works Art this weekend, and it...
Summer Mix
William Campbell Contemporary Art apparently sees the need for a summer vacation as much as the rest of us.
The gallery will shut down...
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The old Western theme of wide open spaces gets an airing in Artspace 111’s current exhibition, Sky Blue Sky, featuring 50 works in various...
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Former Fort Worth Weekly Visionary Award winner Michelle Brandley returns with another show that uses drawings, prints, and video art to examine unattainable standards...
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As if there aren’t enough reasons to visit Fort Worth Botanic Garden, there’s also the art on display in the restaurant at the Garden...
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Fort Worth Community Arts Center still has a few shows holding over from July, but the venue is opening two new shows this week,...
Richard Orton’s “untitled”
The East Texas town of County Line was formed in the 1870s by freed slaves who had become owners of the land they worked....
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Ken Dixon’s show at William Campbell, 3 Short Stories & 12 Options, takes its inspiration from Texas’ Hill Country, but the artist renders his...
