Double Feature
Two stalwarts of North Texas art have openings this weekend at William Campbell’s two galleries.
The one on Foch Street hosts a retrospective of works...
Drawn Together
Saturday’s opening will be as much a surprise party/family reunion as a retrospective. The featured artist has not been told that his paintings, drawings,...
Women Painting Women
When the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth announced the exhibit Women Painting Women, art fans and artists in my circle collectively rejoiced. In...
The Business of Art
Ariel Davis ran around Sundance Square before there was a Sundance Square. She and her friends would go to Starbucks (then on Houston Street)...
Congregate at Kinfolk House
How do people build community? What shape does that community take during a global pandemic? Congregate will explore these and other questions through the work...
Fort Worth vs. France
An international fight is brewing between our own Kimbell Art Museum and the world’s most famous art repository over Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin’s “Basket of Wild...
River Oaks’ Yellow Brick Road
If you’re heading south on River Oaks Boulevard, you might just think you’ve taken a wrong turn into Oz.
That’s because the yellow brick road...
Turner’s Modern World
How was Joseph Mallord William Turner a modern artist? At a time when British art was struggling with an inferiority complex compared with the...
Fort Worth’s Royal Painters
When you’re not a North Texas native, you hear the name “Gentling” with a hard initial “g” bandied around the art scene without it...
Buddha Shiva Lotus Dragon
The Kimbell Art Museum’s summer exhibit made me wish that I knew more about the intricacies of ceramics and metalworking. It’d sure be nice...
