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Imaginary Landscapes
Landscape painting has been with us since art began, and artists have often used their imaginations to improve on nature and create ideally pleasing...
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Autumn is just around the corner, and that means gourds will be in season! We’re talking calabash, luffa, cucumber, Malabar, and so many other...
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As always with Gallery Night, there are lots of shows that are up only for the night. Among these is the open studio on...
Tim Kent’s “Mini Watermelon Chroma”
Fort Works Art opened up its walls to artists on a first-come, first-serve basis for its winter exhibition with a similar title, so you...
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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...
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Deserted landscapes that bear the imprint of humanity but aren’t exactly urban provide Sarah Williams with her inspiration. The painter shares the exhibit at...
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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A new slate of shows opens this weekend at FWCAC that includes Barbara Hack’s dreamlike figurative paintings, artworks created by special-needs students, houses designed...
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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...
Paul Thomas Leicht’s “Box”
The YPs referred to in the title of the current show at Gallery 76102 stands for “young photographers,” as sometime Weekly contributor Christopher Blay...
