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Anyone who’s been to Venice can testify to the Italian city’s shimmering, wavering light caused by the water. Julie Lazarus’ show of paintings and...
McKie Trotter’s “Harborscape”
This year marks what would have been the 100th birthday of McKie Trotter, the longtime TCU professor who executed a number of paintings and...
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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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Watercolor doesn’t have to be limited to paintings, as the new exhibit at UNT on the Square cheekily entitled H2OHUE/UNT demonstrates. This show has...
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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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With school back in session, the colleges all have art shows up for September. Among them is the biennial at TCC’s Southeast Campus, which...
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As colorful and inviting as children’s toys, Angel Fernandez’ sculptural works are some of the pieces on display in Gallery 414’s show Playful Intimate...
Benito Huerta’s “In Memory of Days Past”
Benito Huerta is certainly good enough an artist to merit a show outside of UTA, where he teaches. He’s had exhibits in places all...
Ben Willis’ “Light Reading”
The Candy Man makes everything he bakes satisfying and delicious. This Saturday at 6pm, you can see the opening reception for Ben Willis’ installation...
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Gallery 76102’s current show, Timpani, takes its whimsical title from the sound of the instrument, with works that build from silence to a deep,...
