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Destined to be Hank Hill's least favorite art show, Death of a Propane Salesman is all about anxiety, and is there ever a lot...
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The Art Institute of Fort Worth is a trade school, which explains why its new to the business of gallery showings. The school’s inaugural...
Penelope Ross’ “Ouroboros”
You’d think that summer would be a busier time for art galleries now that people are anxious to be indoors. Still, Artspace 111 is...
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For its silver anniversary show, the Gallery at UTA has taken the numerically consistent step of showcasing 25 artists from its 25 years in...
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The letters in OP Collective’s name stand for “Out of Pocket.” The group is four photographers who graduated from UNT and have regular jobs...
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Movies have always been besotted with the romance of trains, and photographer James P. Bell pays tribute to this tradition by taking pictures of...
Exchange and Community
This is the last weekend to catch the intriguing show at UTA, which features images created by Susan kae Grant
...based on the dreams she...
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...
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It’s not often that gallery openings happen on a Monday, but that’s when UNT on the Square is unveiling its photography show devoted to...
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Brian Moore’s photographs are of pieces of white or colored fabric folded precisely against a black background to form striking sculptural abstractions. His show...
