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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...
Places of In-Between
Another mixed bag is up at the FWCAC this month. Anila Quayyum Agha’s multimedia collages exist side by side with Tina Medina’s pano arte...
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Ricardo Paniagua has created new work from the vinyl of billboards advertising the Kimbell Art Museum’s exhibits. His show, surely the first in Fort...
Buster Graybill’s “Abstract Utility”
Buster Graybill was a contractor before he turned to making art, and now the San Antonio-based artist uses found objects for sculptures, installations, and...
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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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Were you wondering what to do with those old VHS videotapes? Sterling Allen’s The Housing Edition has an idea: roofing shingles. We wouldn’t advocate...
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Isn’t it great that Fort Worth Weekly has started running these Gallery pictures in color?
On a black-and-white page, showing something like Shawn Wallis’...
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It’s the stuff of science fiction. Southlake photog Dornith Doherty went to Norway, England, and Colorado to take pictures of the work of seed...
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There’s no shortage of places where you can see the work of Charles Schulz, but the Grapevine Grand Gallery has a selection of his...
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Famous for their bright colors and geometric patterns, Kente cloths are woven or printed to embody concepts such as healing, royalty, wealth, peace, purity,...
