Exhibition on Display: March 23, 2024 – May 4, 2024 | Works By: A group show
FORT WORKS ART proudly announces "POSIES," a group art exhibition poised to bloom with
interpretations of plant life, growth, and renewal. As a vibrant centerpiece of the FWADA
Spring Gallery Night, this captivating showcase invites patrons to delve into a botanical
narrative crafted by a stellar lineup of talented artists, both local and national.
Curated by gallery owner, Lauren Saba, "POSIES" at Fort Works Art promises an eclectic
journey through nature's poetry as interpreted by an esteemed ensemble of artists. Running
from March 23, 2024, to May 4, 2024, this exhibition will allow visitors to enter a
tapestry of flora, fauna, crystals, and other forms of nature, celebrating the resilience
and beauty inherent in the world.
"POSIES" takes us into both the imaginations of artists and the reality of nature by
artist, who are tackling a subject inherent to us all - that of creation - its evolution,
beauty, and timeless ability to inspire," remarked Saba. "Each artist has brought their
unique perspective of this topic, offering their own thoughts on this eternal cycle."
The exhibition boasts a diverse roster of artists, including Alonsa Guevara, Will Heron,
Jay Wilkinson, Erika Duque Scully, Eric Inkala, Crystal Wagner, Michele Tejuola Spindle,
Tim Tyler, Elena Rodriguez, James Zigras, and Kerri Menchaca.
In addition to traditional artistic mediums, the forthcoming exhibition also brings an
array of museum-grade crystals sourced from James Zigras of Avant Mining. Visitors will
have the privilege of seeing some of the rarest clear quartz crystals, unearthed at the
Garfield Mine in Arkansas. The masterpiece of the collection, "The Holy Grail", is proudly
on permanent exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum. Exclusive to Fort Works Art, this is a
rare opportunity to admire and purchase these unparalleled crystals, hailed as the epitome
of collectible excellence.
ABOUT FORT WORKS ART
Fort Works Art is committed to bringing life, vitality, and energy to the art scene in Fort
Worth, TX. They are a resource for both seasoned collectors and the everyday individual. Existing
somewhere between a gallery, a cultural center, and a museum, Fort
Works Art strives to continually evolve into its own entity, free from the traditional labels
of the art world. They exist to support the arts, to give back to the community, and to inspire
youth.
Fort Works Art
2100 Montgomery Street
Fort Worth, Texas, 76107
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11 am - 5 pm;
