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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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You can get a jump on Gallery Night’s festivities by attending the opening reception for Mary McCleary and Andrea Rosenberg. UTA’s exhibit to open...
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Heavyweight names will be on display at UNT Art Gallery’s show to start the spring semester. The fifth annual Collections, Cultures, and Collaborations features...
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The first of 2012’s new art shows opens this week, and a good one looks to be at Brand 10 Art Space, with collaborations...
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Time is getting short for some of the shows at the FWCAC. Lisa Davis’ paintings of trees and Karen Ferrer’s nature-inspired abstracts are heading...
B.F.A. Exhibition
This is the last weekend to catch the B.F.A. exhibit at UTA.
This being a student show, information about the art and the artists...
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Gallery 76102’s first-ever juried competition is called 897 Square, after the square mileage of Tarrant County.
Twenty-five artists each have one piece in this...
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Billy Hassell’s stylized, colorful pictures of wildlife are reminiscent of Henri Rousseau’s paintings, although all the animals in his art are species found in...
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Milan Gallery has scored a coup this month with Dr. Seuss’ Secrets of the Deep, a retrospective of the beloved children’s book author/illustrator’s 70-year...
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The coolness of the abstract shapes of James Marshall’s sculptures is set off by the vibrancy of their colors. William Campbell’s current show spotlights...
