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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....
JC Pace III’s “Green Onions”
The Blagg brothers return once again to Artspace 111, but this time they’ll be paired separately with different artists. Dennis’ paintings go with JC...
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Fort Worth Contemporary Arts turns its attention to narrative strains in conceptual art with Dramedy, a group show featuring several burgeoning artists working in...
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The only Fort Worth gallery devoted especially to present-day female artists of color is WoCA Projects, which unveils its inaugural show this weekend, showcasing...
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UTA’s current art show is appropriately called Introductions, featuring works in various media by three new assistant professors who are on tenure track.
They...
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Nature enthusiasts know that Texas has a wide range of wildflowers, sometimes growing in the least likely places. Sophy Sam’s photographs capture these specimens...
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William Campbell Contemporary Art now brings its artists to a whole new neighborhood through its satellite gallery. Located in the West 7th Street corridor,...
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In lighting terms, falloff is the rate of how much dimmer a light appears the farther away one is from the source. This is...
Water/Color
UNT’s end-of-semester art show is a retrospective of Rob Erdle’s paintings.
Entitled Water/Color, it encompasses both the artist’s work in color studies and his...
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Hurry and catch Pedro Escamilla’s paintings at Rose Marine Theater. Unusually for an art show, this one is closing down on Thursday instead of...
