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Welcome to Fort Worth Scene
Founded in June 2000, Fort Worth Scene is a leading provider of
community information for art, entertainment, restaurants and theatre in Fort
Worth, Texas. Our mission is to provide complete, up-to-date
information about art, entertainment and all the activities in and around our town. Any
business that deals in art, entertainment, restaurants, theatre
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Fort Worth Gallery - Ether
Exhibition on Display: September 1 - 30, 2023 | Works by Diana Rojas
Ether explores human attempts to observe the sun through diagrams, etched glass,
sculptures, stained glass, and sand. Glass serves as the intermediary between humanity
and the unknown. Diagrams, human communication and learning tools, act as a representation
of what is between text and object and are another attempt at human understanding.
Around the 1650s, some European cathedrals acted as solar observatories and places
of worship. Using these sites as a launching point for conceptual and artistic
exploration, Rojas reimagines devices and architectural components as tools and devices
that represent that which is known and unknown.
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J. Peeler Howell Fine Art - Pianoforte
Exhibition: 9 Sep. Fall Gallery Night
Opening September 9th in conjunction with Fall Gallery Night 2023. The exhibition
features new works from Michelle Benoit, Tom Bolles, Laurie Skantzos, Tony Saladino,
and David Willburn. Pianoforte is a selection of minimalism and abstraction, and a
vast array of color. J. Peeler Howell Fine Art exhibits exceptional fine art from
established artists across the globe. The fundamental aesthetic philosophy of the
gallery allows for a natural evolution of taste and will not be limited in any way.
Realism, abstraction, figurativism, minimalism, among other styles, are all considered
and included in the work presented.
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Dale Brock and Visiting Angels Gallery - Harbor Freight
Exhibition on Display: September 1 - 30, 2023 | Curated by Kickpigeon Kids Collective
Works by Fernando Alvarez, Amber Bailey, Joshua Steven Bryant, Billie Jo Daharsh, Jamie
DeAngelo, Sophia del Rio, Christine Drake-Thomas, Anna Galluzzi, Cynthia Jamileth Giron,
Maria Haag, Claire Kennedy, Opal Strand, Jesus Trujillo, Lauren Hope Walker, and Chris
Wicker.
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William Campbell Gallery (4935 Byers Ave) - Awe
Exhibition on Display: March 25 | Works by: Bernd Haussmann
Opening Reception: March 25 from 4 pm - 9 pm
Bernd Haussmann's newest body of work, Awe, From the Nature of Things, consists of 30
works inspired by Nature. Various mixed media including incised and painted aluminum;
oil, acrylic and ink on canvas; and watercolor on paper. The collection of work is
inspired by nature, in Bernd's words, the meaning of Awe is open, undefined, a moment,
he goes on to say, "In ART I focus on the awesome, without ignoring the awful. To be in
awe shakes us up." The gallery will host a special closing reception with artist Bernd
Haussmann to give a talk on the work.
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William Campbell Gallery(217 Foch St) - John Holt Smith Curvature and Flow
and Jeff Kellar - Locate
Exhibition on Display: May 5 - June 10, 2023
William Campbell Gallery (WCG) is pleased to announce two new solo exhibitions. Acclaimed
Fort Worth artist, John Holt Smith in his exhibition titled: Curvature and Flow; and from
Falmouth, Maine, Jeff Kellar. John Holt Smith's exhibition includes over 11 works by the
artist of large and small formats in his Oculus series. Jeff Kellar's exhibition, Locate,
will include 15 new works of varying colors and dimensions.
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Rebecca Low Sculpture Gallery - Spring Gallery Night - Saturday
Gallery night is our most popular event of the year. Rebecca Low Sculpture Gallery has a
diverse collection with over a dozen artists on exhibition. Please join us in welcoming
our newest artist, Dewane Hughes. A distinguished professor of sculpture, Dewane's work
has always dealt with language. Influenced heavily by the poets of the Beat Generation,
as well as subsequent linguistic scholars such as Noam Chomsky and Marshall McLuhan, he
tries to create a formal reality that speaks to the essence of communication. He contends
that all "art" happens in the space between the object and the viewer. Offering
large-to-small-scale pieces, they would be a fabulous addition to any collection. Between
new pieces and new artists, this is going to be a spectacular show and we can't wait to
share all these exquisite works with you!
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Art on the Boulevard - Keep Me Close
Exhibition on Display: Spring Gallery night on March 25, 2023, from 4 – 9 pm
Gloria paints primarily in abstract expressionism,
creating beautiful, thoughtful, soulful, and calming work. The majority of work is done
in oil and acrylic on canvas, although watercolors on paper are also abundant, along with
acrylic on wood panels. Gloria has multiple degrees in Art, and uses the brush, paint,
canvas, colors, and paper to express her emotions. Stroll the gallery to visit and enjoy
the work of Kay Wirz whose impressionistic, colorful pieces are delightfully playful and
invoke smiles and awe, as does as the work of Camille Kerr depictions of nature and
everyday events painted in oil acrylic and watercolor. Artist Barry Udoff's abstracts
contain small pieces of realism and mystery and are composed of oil on canvas with ground
mediums added
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Program Gallery - Now | Contemporary 2023
Exhibition on Display: March 3 – April 1, 2023 | Curated by Caroline Frost
Art Room is thrilled to present compelling work from local, regional, and national artists.
This annual juried exhibition displays an exciting range of entries in a variety of mediums,
including traditional and experimental drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, and
three-dimensional pieces. The show runs from March 3, to April 1, 2023. The selected
works represent the expansive vernacular that is encompassed within the state of Texas
by featuring components of daily life. The exhibition represents the multitude of cultures
and lifestyles across the state by displaying commonplace objects and materials, domestic
settings and intimate moments, diaristic compositions, and imagery from the mass media.
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BNSF Railway Gallery - Reverberation
Exhibition on Display: March 3 - April 29, 2023 | Works by Jay Chung
For five years, I have traveled to refugee camps throughout the world. In each country,
the same extreme conditions have forced a new perspective in how I see the human
condition and, ultimately, how I reflect on my artwork. Recently my work ruminates on
how we can visualize human will and our aspirations and effectively present them. My
processes for creating these series of pieces is embodied in meditation, deep rest,
focused thought, and integration of quantum mechanics and the resonance of the
physicality of our bodies. Take a deeper look. Humans are vibrations, and we respond
to the echoes and reverberations and resonate with others. Everything life interacts
with sends its seismic waves just by existing.
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Marlene/Spencer Hays Gallery - CTRL+X: Composed/desCompuestos
Exhibition on Display: March 3 - April 29, 2023 | Works by Gil Rocha and Cande Aguilar
CTRL+X is the keyboard shortcut for "cut." In this exhibit, CTRL+X represents artwork
with a "rasquache," or DIY aesthetic, common in border, Mexican-American or Chicano
working-class communities. The artworks are composed of often scavenged materials and
concepts taken from cultural representations of ordinary, everyday objects and people.
The artists in this joint exhibition, Gil Rocha and Cande Aguilar, are native to south
Texas and have exhibited their artwork widely on the national and international level.
Rocha and Aguilar create artworks that give the impression of being improvised, implying
an almost-uncomposed (or descompuesto) resolution. Curated by Maritza Bautista
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Love Texas Art - We Are Here
Exhibition on Display: March 25 - April 23, 2023 | Opening reception: Opening reception: FWADA Spring Gallery Night
Join us for a group exhibition of Texas-based artists who consistently depict the human
form in their work. This diverse group of artists address a wide range of topics including
identity, narrative, social commentary, figurative realism, documentation, and
appropriation, through the use of figures as the subject. Visitors can expect to view
paintings, photography, and mixed media works. Featured artists include: Kaima Marie Akurue,
Ariel Davis, Niki Dionne, Tyler Germaine, Kyle Hanson, Marshall Harris, Jesse Sierra Hernandez,
Nancy Lamb, Sam Rawls, Jana Renee, Raul Rodriguez, Felix Schilling, Kate Stipp, Jess Tedder,
and more to be announced.
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Fort Works Art - Michele Tejuola Turner: Lines Of Descent
Exhibition on Display: March 25th - April 29, 2023 | Works By: Michele Tejuola Turner
This is a retrospective with works spanning a period of over four decades and will be an
intimate display of around a dozen gourds, each one recounting personal and collective
narratives. Lines of Descent opens on Gallery Night, Saturday, March 25, 2023, with a
reception from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Tejuola does not fit into any established categories
within the art world. Her chosen media is American gourds and African calabashes, which
are carved, and hand-painted with narratives of ancestry relating to the African and
African American experience. She elevates this traditional craft above that of just an
artisan into one of an artist. This is done through her intricate and sophisticated
figuration coupled with design elements that together create a...
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Fort Works Art - The Ruins of Burg Worth
Exhibition on Display: March 25 - April 29, 2023 | Works By: Joshua Goode
Goode's first show at the gallery will feature a collection of created artifacts and
remnants of an "ancient" past, while incorporating elements of performance art and an
interactive installation. This exhibition opens on Gallery Night, Saturday, March 25, 2023.
It is a reimagined history of Fort Worth - one where our city sits upon an ancient
fortress both destroyed and preserved by the eruption of Eagle Mountain. By creating
sarcophagi and various remains reminiscent of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D.,
Goode creates a new and imagined world that is full of extinct animals, objects, and
artifacts. He challenges what we have learned throughout history in his development of
these fictitious civilizations. Through his own research of local culture and his...
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Voices of 3rd Saturday Art 2023
Exhibition on Display: March – May, 2023 | Works by artists of "3rd Saturday Art"
3rd Saturday Art is a group of seven local community artists who came together in 2015.
The artists differ in backgrounds, professional histories, and artistic goals. Group
exhibits are united not by theme but by the community itself and the value placed on
creativity. The makers are free to find their own voices on the journey, with the joy
of having companions on the way. The result is a vibrant catalog of 2D and 3D works
exploring the human condition, the natural world, the connections between those worlds,
the sheer joy of color, and the desire to express inner worlds. The group is presenting
an exhibition titled, "Voices of 3rd Saturday Art 2023," at the Bernice Coulter Templeton
Gallery, Texas Wesleyan University, 1415 E. Vaughn Blvd., Fort Worth, Texas 76105
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Frost Gallery - Something Else: A Retrospective
Exhibition on Display: February 3 - March 25, 2023 | Works by Bill Barter
I make things that I like. After many years of looking at art, contemporary art in
particular, I have liked best work which is abstract with little or no recognizable
imagery and has "something else" about it, some arrangement of formal qualities that
grabs me. I have worked in oil and monotype, now exclusively oil, in a constant attempt
to achieve that "something else."
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Artspace111 - Western Modernity | Ed and Linda Blackburn
Exhibition on Display: March 25, 2023 – April 29, 2023 | • Opening Reception FWADA Spring Gallery Night, March 25th
The duo spent most of their careers in Fort Worth becoming important fixtures in the
North Texas Art Community, advancing the history of contemporary Texas art. In 1962, the
pair met in the art department at the University of Texas Austin. After individual stints
in New York and Berkeley, California, the two married and drove the extensive drive from
California to Fort Worth to teach at the Fort Worth Art Center, later to be called the
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. Both began teaching figure and portrait painting classes,
while Ed was also a part time guard as well as an installation assistant. As the Modern
evolved, so did the Blackburn's careers. The two taught, exhibited, and curated all while continuing to paint
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Shelia and Houston Hill Courtyard Gallery - New Sculptures
The Fort Worth Community Art Center Courtyard Gallery Program is an exhibition initiative
in partnership with Fort Worth Public Art with a permanent untitled project by artist Kris
Pierce. The plinths, or pedestals, are designed to allow for temporary exhibition of
three-dimensional artworks. An extension of the Arts Center's interior galleries, the Sheila
and Houston Hill Courtyard Gallery provides a prominent outdoor venue for temporary sculptural
artworks in one of the most architecturally significant Cultural Districts in the United
States. The Fort Worth Community Arts Center welcomes two distinct emerging artists Jihye Han
and Ben Muñoz to the Shelia and Houston Hill Courtyard Gallery. Ben Muñoz's
Compacted with Care examines the duality of the Muñoz's life as a husband,
father, and artist.
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Cufflink Art - possible magic
Exhibition on Display: March 26 through May 21, 2022 | Adam Fung
Adam Fung's exhibition, possible magic, examines how we navigate our trajectory within the
Anthropocene's precarious states. Primarily using painting as means to survey the condition
of the planet, Fung utilizes an array of research interests that touch upon issues such as
eco-anxiety, climate change, the history of landscape imagery, and interconnected systems
also known as hyperobjects. Intentionally working with oil paint, these slow moving, layered
surfaces are a resistance to the slickness, speed, and expectations of the digital world
or media we encounter daily. Each painting is executed with deliberate attention to surface,
saturated color pallets, paint application, variety of linen textures, and the use of
absorbent or reflective grounds.
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Garret Pendergrass Pottery - See What We're Up To Now
Garret Pendergrass Pottery is a fully equipped, fun, family centered, pottery studio in
the heart of Fort Worth. Kids and adults of all ages and skill levels are welcome to
learn and fall in love with the art of ceramics in my laid back studio. You will quickly
see your confidence and skills increase while the clay molds under your hands into
unique works of art. If art is your passion and you have an interest in learning the
ins and outs of ceramics, feel free to see what classes we have to offer here! We have
multiple settings for you to choose from. From group classes to summer camps, I'm sure
we have something for you! Done this before? Simply looking to brush up on your skills?
We now host Open Studio time on Saturdays.
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Adobe Western Art Gallery - New In Our Showroom
Monday through Saturday - 10:00am to 6:00pm, Sunday Hours: 11:00am to 5:00pm
At Adobe Western Art Gallery, we carry a wide selection of both traditional and contemporary
fine western art, jewelry and furniture. From our large showroom, you can browse our
collection of paintings, sculptures, photography, bronzes, prints and Giclees from some
of the finest artists producing today. We also offer a full service frame shop with over
40 years of experience in designing and framing artwork and keepsakes. Adobe Western Art
Gallery has it's own line of unique, vintage art. These pieces were reproduced by us while
upholding the highest standards in printing. You will not find these pieces anywhere else
but here. Each piece is printed on the highest quality paper and guaranteed to last for
years to come.
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Fort Worth Public Art - Flight
The public artwork titled, Flight, by artist Dan Corson and commissioned by the City of
Fort Worth through the Fort Worth Public Art program, begins installation today in the
new Hemphill Connector in downtown Fort Worth. There will be lane closures from 9:00
a.m. – 4:00 p.m. in the connector, located between W. Lancaster Avenue at Lamar Street
and W. Vickery Boulevard at Hemphill Street, for a few weeks. Corson's design celebrates
Fort Worth's aviation history and links the pattern of migrating birds with those of
jets in flight formation. Corson also translates the City's "Molly" icon into a
contemporary expression of pattern and movement to enhance the experience of traveling
through the Hemphill Connector.
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Sinaca Studios - Mission Dedicated To Passion
SiNaCa Studios School of Glass and Gallery is dedicated to providing North Texas an
opportunity to experience the rich tradition of glass as a creative medium through
education, studio and community involvement. Founded by several local glass artists,
this new facility is available to everyone. From the beginning student to the
professional, who wishes to learn new skills in glassblowing, kiln formed glass,
and flame working, or to perfect their current skill level, SiNaCa offers something
for everyone. The opening of this glass facility adds another dimension to the rich
cultural scene of North Texas. From joint projects working with other non-profits and
teaching glass arts in youth programs to community gallery shows in the Metroplex –
SiNaCa is forging a new frontier in the local arts scene.
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Fort Worth Public Art - When Air Becomes Sky
The Animalis Works team, artists Dharmesh Patel and Autumn Ewalt, was inspired by the
revitalization and conservation of Northwest Community Park as an ecosystem. Particularly
interested in its reemergence as a stopping point on the migration route of the monarch
butterflies, the team designed a series of larger-than-life butterfly sculptures. Each
beautiful butterfly sculpture calls to mind this migration, encapsulating the energy and
vibrance of nature. Placed along two trails each butterfly appears to have just landed,
inviting viewers to interact with the work while exploring the park. The sculptures hold
a total of approximately 6500 embedded crystal prisms which are activated by sunlight
throughout the day, casting colorful patterns of refracted light
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