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Amon CArter museum of AmeriCAn Art3501 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.738.1933www.cartermuseum.org10am-5pm

The Perilous Texas Adventures of Mark DionThrough May 17, 2020Artist Mark Dion retraces the footsteps of several 19th-century explorers in Texas, collecting materials to form a site-specific exhibition you can see only at the Carter. One of the most well-regarded living artists today, Dion is part explorer and part historian; part naturalist and part collector of curiosities. More than 150 years after the Texas explorers he followed, The Perilous Texas Adventures of Mark Dion enhances our understanding of the past and ultimately brings it to life in the present day.Free#DionAdventures

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art on the boulevard4919 Suite B Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.6368www.artontheboulevard.com12pm-9pm

Join the artists to celebrate Spring Gallery Night. Our exhibit “Phillip Ecton; Works on Paper” will include the algorithm created designs of Phillip, which are colorful and open to interpretation in design and images. Also included in the exhibit will be new paintings on canvas in acrylic with an impressionistic style by artist Kay Wirz. Other artists exhibiting will be Gale Johnston and Clara Williams with new watercolors on paper, Gloria Sepp and Jennifer Stufflebeam with new paintings in bright acrylic and oil on canvas, along with the beautiful subdued florals by Rebecca Pelley McWatters. John D Williams will exhibit his bright “Pop” style art on paper and canvas, and a portion of monotypes on paper by artist Bob Fox.Light refreshments will be served.


artspace111111 Hampton Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102817.692.3228www.artspace111.com12pm-9pm

to 40 More!March 28 – May 1, 2020

opening reception

March 28, 2020, 12pm – 9pm

To 40 More! Artspace111 continues to celebrate its 40th Anniversary with a new exhibi-tion opening Spring Gallery Night 2020. The group exhibition, To 40 More!, honors the artistic community that has supported Artspace111 since 1980 and highlights the future of the gallery as it enters a new decade. In that spirit, the gallery welcomes new artists to its stable including Jon Flaming, Dennis Farris, Layla Luna, and Robert McAn. These artists join founders Daniel and Dennis Blagg and 23 other Artspace111 artists to present 40 works whose collective creative voice define an institution in Contemporary Texas Art.

artes de la rosa - Galeria de la rosa1442 N Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76164817.624.8333www.artesdelarosa.org12pm-8pmReception: 5pm-8pm

Galeria de la rosa eXhibition: endanGered aMericas Galeria de la Rosa is featuring local ceramic sculpture Stormie Parker. Her solo exhibit “Endangered Americas” focuses on vanishing species right here at home in Texas and throughout Latin America. There will be a documentary, BRIT presentation and artistic talk. Visit Facebook event page for schedule details.

anneX GallerY eXhibition: outsideradlrAnnex Gallery is featuring local artist Brenda Ciardiello. “Outsider” focuses primarily on watercolor landscapes and botanicals. As part of the creative process, Brenda immersed herself physically in her subject matter by traveling to the coast and coastal rainforests. Artist talk at 6 pm.


atriuM GallerYat unt health science centerCarl E. Everett EAD Building3500 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.735.0301www.unthsc.edu/atrium12pm-8pm

A joint exhibition by Caro Thompson Jackson and Amy Llewellyn Biggs:

These two artists share a joy of color and whimsy. Caro’s style borders impression-ism, mainly concentrating on landscapes in oil. While mountains and southwest images capture her fancy, a recent trip to Guatemala sparked her love of color, inspiring new work. Amy leans more toward the abstract. Her series of charming, stylized portraiture is done on backgrounds with deep family ties. Acrylic, watercolor, and pastel make up her mediums. It is a happy exhibition. Come see their world through rose colored glasses.

bee street GallerY3000 Landers Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107214.668.2200beestreetgallery.com4pm-9pm

Bee Street Gallery is pleased to introduce our artists and share our love of original art in Fort Worth. We are excited to participate in our first Spring Gallery Night and invite you to come and view a curated collection from our 75 artists. Our artist partners are from all over the United States and provide us with an inspiring selection of original artwork encompassing various styles and mediums. We look forward to sharing our Spring Gallery Night selections along with light bites and beverages.


Fort WorKs art2100 Montgomery Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.759.9475www.fortworksart.com12pm–9pm

Prelude to A Dream, March 25 - May 30, 2020

Fort Works Art is pleased to announce their upcoming exhibition ‘Prelude to A Dream’. As Fort Worth continues to expand and grow its’ cultural identity, Fort Works Art strives to provide an artistic space, outside of the museums, to come and find solace, beauty, community, and inspiration. ‘Prelude to A Dream’ offers the public an opportunity to come and experience some of the most important living contemporary artists in the nation. The gallery will also be offering two works on loan from collectors to view during this exhibition. The first piece is by artist Kehinde Wiley, who is most notable for his Presidential Portrait of Barack Obama, and who recently had a massive solo exhibition in Fort Worth at The Modern Art Museum. The second artist is Larry Bell, a crucial artist of the Minimalist Movement alongside Richard Serra, Donald Judd, and Eva Hesse, to name a few. The exhibition opens with a reception on Spring Gallery Night, March 28th, 2020 from 12pm to 9:00pm and will be on display until May 30, 2020.

Fort Worth coMMunitY arts center1300 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.298.3026www.fwcac.org9am-9pm The Arts Center will present the following exhibits for Spring Gallery Night

Main Gallery, Unusual Politics | William GrienerFrost Gallery, Duo Means Two | Jessica FuentesVisit Fort Worth Gallery, Cumulative Effects | Fred Spaulding Gallery Three, The Grand Canyon Revisited | Thomas Helmick Dale Brock & Visiting Angels & TransSystems Corporation Galleries, Adult-like | Molly SydnorBNSF Gallery, Material Abstraction | Heather Pregger & Wendy HookCentral Gallery, Waco Hayride | Mick Burson, John Chatmas, Glenn Downing, Chad Hines Vista Gallery, Material World | Darcie Book Shelia and Houston Hill Courtyard Gallery, Compacted with Care | Ben Munoz

Darcie Book, Masses, 2020


KiMbell art MuseuM3333 Camp Bowie BlvdFort Worth, TX 76107817.332.8451www.kimbellart.org5pm-7pm

art after hoursFlesh and Blood: Italian Masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum

Flesh and Blood: Italian Masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum is a journey through the major artistic achievements of Italian Renaissance and Baroque painting. In addition to the special exhibition, the Kimbell will host “Art After Hours.” This early-evening celebration of art and music features The Gibbonses and sweet treats made possible by Piola.

McanthonY’s Multicultural studio and GallerY3270 Canberra Court at E. Berry, Fort Worth, TX 76105817.536.5750/817.939.3309www.mcanthonysmulticulturalstudioandgallery.com2pm-9pm

“oh Yes it’s ladies night” @Mcanthony’s Multicultural studio and Gallery

Featuring artworks in various media, by female artists. In Conjunction with, a variety of other artist.

Open Mic 7-pm-9pm

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rebecca loW sculpture GallerY7608 Camp Bowie West, Fort Worth, TX 76116817.244.1151www.rebeccalow.com12pm-9pm

You won’t want to miss viewing new works from national award winning artist Terry Jones. He has an incredible grace in creating sculptures using found objects. Terry turns treasures from the past into treasures for the future. His art ranges from abstract and whimsical to monumental. Terry’s sculptures can be seen in private collections, city parks, restaurants, museums, and art galleries around the country.

Also, one will see new works by Rebecca Low, Michael Bane, Nic Noblique, David Mikitka, Christian Hootsell, Joe Allred, Dolly Valdez, Chasity Hernandez, RD Nall, Eric MacGorman, and jewelry by Dale Ousley and Juliette Edgerton.

Modern art MuseuM oF Fort Worth3200 Darnell Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.738.9215www.themodern.org10am-5pm

Mark Bradford: End Paperson view through august 9, 2020Gallery Admission Charge applies.

Curated by Michael Auping, former Chief Curator at the Modern, this exhibition focuses on the monumental works of abstract painting and collage created by Mark Bradford over the past two decades.

Mark Bradford, Juice, 2003. Mixed media on canvas. 72 × 84 inches.

Private Collection. © Mark Bradford.Photo: Charles White


sid richardson MuseuM309 Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102Located in Sundance Square817.332.6554www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org9am-8pm

In a Different Light: Winslow Homer and Frederic RemingtonThis exhibition unites works of art by Winslow Homer, considered by many to be the greatest American artist of the late nineteenth century, alongside work by Frederic Remington, the premier painter of the West. Both artists began their careers rising to fame through their illustration work for popular publications. They each transformed their art in their late careers, obscuring storytelling under shade of storm and night. Reduced to their essential elements, the paintings on display invite the viewer to create their own narrative and meaning.

sinaca studios1012 W. Magnolia Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104817.899.0024www.sinacastudios.org12pm-9pm

SiNaCa Studios is proud to feature our very own Executive Director Clifton Crofford. Clifton has recently been selected for the Fort Worth Public Art: Magnolia Avenue Project. Clifton will display his early develop-mental work on the project., as well as early studies into the nature of these objects. This will be a unique look into the process of public art, and Clifton’s approach to this work. Clifton draws inspiration from nature and commu-nity, and the examples of growth and potential they offer. Please join us as SiNaCa Studios presents formal public glassblowing demonstrations of Clifton’s work developing the projects design from 5:00- 9:00.


the art Galleries at tcu:Fort Worth conteMporarY arts2900 W. Berry Street, Fort Worth, TX 76109817.257.2588www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu12pm-8pm

Caribbean Fantasia by Raphaël Barontini

Paris-based artist Raphaël Barontini uses pho-tographic imagery on textiles to create installa-tions that conjure spectacle, celebration and ritual. From large-scale colorful banners and flags to items of customized clothing, his vibrant printed fabric work combines pattern and portraiture that is both eye-catching and alluring. His juxtaposition of seductive surfaces – playful fringe and tassels against silky drapery and soft leather – creates a dynamic gallery environment that suggests performance and improvisation.

tarrant countY colleGe, trinitY river caMpus300 trinity campus circle Fort Worth, TX 76179817.515.1125www.tccd.edu11am-2pm

tarrant county college trinity river campus Juried student exhibition

The Trinity River Campus presents an exhibition of TCC-Trinity River Campus student work juried by Matthew Bourbon, Professor of Art at the University of North Texas College of Visual Arts and Design, in the East Fork Gallery. Selections from the Trinity River Campus’s new digital media classes and the inaugural student literary magazine, Roots and Reflections, will be on display. Attendees will also be able to view the RadioShack corporate art collection that is on permanent display throughout the campus. The Trinity River Campus East Fork gallery is located downtown in the 300 block of W. Belknap Street. Please use the Cherry Street entrance to enter the parking garage and tell the parking attendant you are attending Gallery Night.


the art Galleries at tcu:MoncrieF cancer institute400 W Magnolia Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104 817.288.9800 www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu12pm-6pm

the art of performance: Featuring selected works on paper from the TCU Permanent Art Collections

The Art of Performance presents a selection of works on paper from TCU’s Permanent Collection. Although these works are very different from one another, they all explore the broad concept of performance. “Performance” here encompasses music, theatre, festivity, and artistic creation. This exhibition also addresses the importance of audience and community participation. The work is dynamic, unexpected and presents audience members with a new perspective. This exhibition considers audience as a vital part of a performance, and we invite you to be a part of that audience.

bernice coulter teMpleton GallerY:teXas WesleYan universitY1415 E. Vaughn Street, Fort Worth, TX 76105817.534.4984www.txwes.edu/art-galleryhours?

compulsion: Works by Aimee Cardoso.On view through March 31st

“Compulsion is a group of new works which are direct depictions of my day to day brain functions. My work is an escape from the two lives I lead as a museum arts educator, and arts leader in the community. I am constantly torn between the two sides of my brain: left and right. That duality represented in these fabric jumbles; some are more tightly rendered, while others are looser, giving an unfinished look. I find comfort in these familiar folds of fabric. The chance to lose control in these paintings in ways I cannot in other aspects of my life is freeing. The loss of control and the creation of imperfection makes the real more interesting, giving the viewer, and myself, a place for the mind to get lost.”-Aimee Cardoso


1 Amon Carter Museum of American Art2 Art on the Boulevard3 Artes de la Rosa4 Artspace1115 Atrium Gallery at UNTHSC6 Bee Street Gallery7 Fort Works Art8 Fort Worth Community Arts Center9 Kimbell Art Museum10 McAnthony’s Multi-Cultural Studio & Gallery11 Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

12 Rebecca Low Sculpture Gallery, Inc.13 Sid Richardson Museum14 SiNaCa Studios School of Glass15 The Galleries at TCU: FW Contemporary Arts 16 The Galleries at TCU: Moncrief Cancer Institute17 The Gallery at UTA18 Bernice Coulter Templeton Gallery: TWU19 Tarrant County College, Trinity River Campus20 The Upstairs Gallery21 Weiler House Fine Art Gallery22 William Campbell Contemporary Art

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23 American Institute of Architects Fort Worth24 Botanical Research Institute of Texas25 College Town Renaissance Center26 Contempo Art Glass Gallery27 Doob 3D28 Gallery 44029 Galleywinter Gallery30 Garret Pendergrass Pottery31 Henson-McAlister Master Picture Framers32 Lisa McConnell Jewelry Design and Fine Art33 Park + Eighth 34 Texas Academy 0f Figurative Art35 Wright At Home

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12 Rebecca Low Sculpture Gallery, Inc.13 Sid Richardson Museum14 SiNaCa Studios School of Glass15 The Galleries at TCU: FW Contemporary Arts 16 The Galleries at TCU: Moncrief Cancer Institute17 The Gallery at UTA18 Bernice Coulter Templeton Gallery: TWU19 Tarrant County College, Trinity River Campus20 The Upstairs Gallery21 Weiler House Fine Art Gallery22 William Campbell Contemporary Art

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23 American Institute of Architects Fort Worth24 Botanical Research Institute of Texas25 College Town Renaissance Center26 Contempo Art Glass Gallery27 Doob 3D28 Gallery 44029 Galleywinter Gallery30 Garret Pendergrass Pottery31 Henson-McAlister Master Picture Framers32 Lisa McConnell Jewelry Design and Fine Art33 Park + Eighth 34 Texas Academy 0f Figurative Art35 Wright At Home

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the upstairs GallerY 1038 West Abram, Arlington, TX 76013817.277.6961www.upstairsartgallery.com,12pm-9pm

collectinG teXas MeMoriesImpressions of the Hill Country, North Texas and the Gulf Coast by late Texas artist Stephen Rascoe

1924 - 2008

Texas impressionist Stephen Rascoe was one of the The Upstairs Gallery’s founding artists. This exhibition offers a selection of paintings that highlight the various regions of Texas where Stephen Rascoe lived and painted.

Fred Spaulding, Clay String Theory 2, 2019

the GallerY at utauniversity of texas at arlington502 S. Cooper Street, Arlington, TX 76013817.272.3110www.uta.edu/gallery12pm-6pm

cross currents: Melinda Laszcynski, Chris Powell and Fred Spaulding

Curator: Nicholas Wood

March 2 – april 4, 2020 (Closed for Spring Break March 9 – 15, 2020)

Melinda Laszczynski,Lemon Haze, 2019

Chris Powell,On Top of the World, 2019


Weiler house Fine art GallerY3126 Handley Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76112817.457.3343www.weilerhousefineart.com12pm-9pm

Please join us as we celebrate Gallery Night in Fort Worth. There will be new works from Texas artists Walt Cude, Blou Powell, Cecy Turner, Steve Miller, Susan Neumann, as well as some vintage works by Roy Lee Ward, all for you to enjoy. Works by Maureen Hyde, Frank Baggett, Robert Hagan. Joan Colomer, Michael S. Ryan and all our gallery artists will also be on view. Refreshments will be served from 5pm until 9pm.

WilliaM caMpbellconteMporarY art4935 Byers Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.9566www.williamcampbellcontemporaryart.com12pm-9pm

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GEMS – Michelle Benoit, Jeff Keller, Arno Kortshot, Steve Murphy

Clean lines, crisp forms, & strong color are used by each of these artists to explore relation-ships among these elements. Michelle Benoit layers transparent & opaque materials to create delicate, geologically inspired, light-revealing wall-reliefs. Working in a mixture of resin, clay, & pigment, Jeff Kellar situates aluminum panels in space & shadow that display depth & intensity with a focus on objectness. Arno Kortschot combines architectural com-ponents that synthesize to yield qualities of minimalism & the organic. Steve Murphy designs simple forms which reveal calm & subtle complexities of their geometry, while at the same time assembling properties that create an aura of mystery. Each artist is unique yet holds in common an aesthetic presentation connecting their work.

Journey Home o/c Susan Newmann


american institute of architects (aia) Fort Worth1227 W Magnolia Ave,[email protected] aiafw.org12pm-8pmJoin us at HKS Architects where we will be hosting an exhibit in its 45th year, the AIA Dallas Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition (KRob), the longest-running architectural delineation competition currently held anywhere in the world. KRob is open to students and professionals, and offers awards in the following categories: digital/hybrid media, hand delineation, physical delineation, travel sketch, and animation. For the very first time, KRob will take on the art of animation as an emerging tool that pushes architectural delineation exploration. We will also be selling tickets to our annual Homes Tour, scheduled for May 18th and 19th. Visit aiafw.org for more information about the exhibit and upcoming events!

botanical research institute of texas 1700 University Blvd. [email protected] brit.org

The Fort Worth Botanic Garden and BRIT welcome you to Gallery Night in the Garden with two exhibitions celebrating the beauty of the natural world. At the Garden, enjoy the work of established and student artists working in a variety of media. Then walk across the Pollinator Pathway to BRIT where The Collectors’ Show features a selection of quality, representational paintings by more than twenty-five award-winning artists. The exhibition and sale run through April 24, and are sponsored by Galerie Kornye West and hosted by BRIT.

college town renaissance center1209 W. Abram StreetArlington, TX 76013www.collegetownrenaissancecenter.comIG:ctrenaissance_ctr817.675.3103Hours: Tuesday –Saturday 12:00 – 5:00 pmGallery Night: 2:00pm to 9:00 pm Other times by appointment

Sounds of Greatness: Loud, Proud, Bold, and Beautiful.The College Town Renaissance Center (CTRC) will present the work of fourteen women artists, emerging to masters: Julie Allen, Missy Burton, Jennifer Monet Cowley, Valerie Gillespie, Earlene Green, Annette Lawrence, Rocky McGee, Bernice Montgomery, Erica Ranee, Karla Reid, Deborah Roberts, Evita Tezeno, VET, and Talley Williams. The women pay homage to their ancestral power and stand proudly in who they are. With confidence, they offer their point of view of life and all that comes with living and surviving a tortured past. The genres, styles, and mediums presented are as varied as the women: works on paper, canvas, collages, etchings, sculpture, and photography. Pieces from the CTRC’s permanent collection, The Henderson-Light Collection of American Art and Art from the African Diaspora, will also be on display. The show runs through May 2, 2020.

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contempo art Glass Gallery1101 South Bowen Road, Arlington TX [email protected] or [email protected], ContempoArtGlass.com Please join this brand new gallery for Gallery Night. We have all types of glass art (fused, blown, mosaic, and stained), metal, wood and mixed media. All art is proudly made in the USA. There is a wide variety of style and price to please everyone’s taste. The fusing supply room is stocked with Bullseye 90COE glass and all accessories the glass fusing artist needs, Specializing in stock and custom Waterjet Cutouts, Acrylic Stencils, Sandblasting/Etching Stickers, Enamel Fusing Decals, and unusual fusing components. Classes offered by local and nationally recognized instructors. Classroom comfortably seats 16. Open studio and equipment time available. Check out the new class schedule

doob 3d4818 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX [email protected], www.doob3D.com 10:30am-9 PM

We will be featuring artist Lynn Samis who has a passion for creating and discovering stories behind the subjects she paints. Their expressions intrigue her to strive to make a connection between the viewer and painting. Lynn is largely self-taught and paints in oil and pastels, but also works in egg tempera and charcoal. She has participated in numerous exhibits and her paintings can be seen in collections nationwide. She is proudly represented by Acosta Strong Gallery in Santa Fe, NM. Also on view will be many Doob 3D samples. Using cutting edge technology and 66 high resolution cameras, a Doob is created in 4-14 inches, capturing remarkable detail of people and pets. As the only Doob location in Texas, it has been our pleasure to have brides, grooms, sport figures, grandchildren, grandparents, dogs and cats from near and far enjoy the Doob experience. Open Monday-Friday 11-5 PM, Saturday 10-5 PM. Special appointments are available and welcome work groups, parties and private events.

Gallery 440440 S Main Street , Fort Worth, TX [email protected], www.gallery440.com12pm-8 pm

Manifest: A curated exhibition of abstract works by contemporary regional artists Kelly Aldridge, Randy Padorr-Black, Ryan Oswald and more. Manifest focuses on the quest for reality through abstract application of paint, collage and other mixed media. The gallery will also have more modern pieces to rummage through. It’s always an artful treasure hunt at Gallery 440! Please note our contemporary abstract Group Show “Manifest” opening March 19 and continuing through Spring Gallery Night.

Galleywinter Gallery3525 Lovell Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.713.8355www.galleywintergallery.com12pm-9pm

Galleywinter Resident artists...Pat Green, Cheryl Hodge, Leslie Jandrain, Cade Kegerreis and Ginger Walker plus the Fort Worth Art Circle

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Garret pendergrass1307 Hurley Avenue, Fort Worth Tx [email protected], Garretpendergrasspottery.comGallery Night Hours 5-8:30pmFWADA hours 12 - 9pm

Garret Pendergrass Pottery is set in a converted Arts and Crafts style home right off Magnolia Avenue. Nestled on the edge of Fairmount, this pottery studio will display Garret Pendergrass’ Water Garden series. Soft hues of blue, paired with geometric contours will automatically drew your attention while details to function will create a connection. The high quality, masterfully crafted pottery will be available to purchase for your ceramic collections. Beyond the gallery space, Garret Pendergrass opens up the entire studio to view. Pottery lessons and open studio sessions are offered in this unique space.

henson-Mcalister Master picture Framers3308 W. 7th Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107Hensonmcalister.com817.332.1297

Henson-McAlister is showing work from Sacramento Artist and Equestrian, Liz Stohlman. A graduate of California State University, Ms. Stohlman, when not in her studio, spends her extra time training horses.

lisa Mcconnell Jewelry design and Fine art3913 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107 [email protected], lisamcconnell.com 12pm-9pm

Lisa McConnell Jewelry Design and Fine Art is proud to present “Homage”: featuring the work of Fort Worth artist Michael Bane. Bane’s mastery of trompe l’oeil (fool the eye) challenges viewers to question what they think is real and what is illusion. His recent works concern themselves with interpretations of paintings of Picasso, El Lissitzky, and Oscar Schlemmer. The exhibit will continue through April 14, 2020.

park & eighth4804 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, Texas 76107682.708.3838parkandeighth.com5pm-8pm

Multiple Artists: Amy Young, Timothy Poe, Ginger Ray Walker, Sabrinah Chappell, Beth Gandy, Betsy Edwards, Winter Rusiloski, Fay Jean Hooker, Jim Hudek, Lisa Moore, Sarah Gentry, Amanda Dixxon

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texas academy of Figurative art415 South Main Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76104817.727.2995tafastudio.org5pm - 9pm

Please come enjoy the works of students and faculty of the Texas Academy of Figurative Art. Our Spring Salon is an exhibition of contemporary realist works that range from classical Old Master copies and cast drawings, to original still life painting, portrait and figurative works. TAFA is the only fine art academy in Texas that focuses exclusively on contemporary realist drawing and painting.

Wright at home4816 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.989.8222 [email protected] 10am-9pm Wright At Home is proud to exhibit the work of contemporary abstract painter Jerry Nabors. A firm foundation for his painting was enriched while attending Southwestern Oklahoma State University where he received a double major in painting and drawing, and education degree. He also studied at the Corcoran Gallery in Washington DC. Jerry uses his wide variety of creative experiences in life to create spontaneous, clean, contemporary paintings. “Creativity surrounds us. Never miss an opportunity to expose yourself to new creative experiences.”

Wright At Home has been fixture on the bricks for over 19 years. Owner and Designer Adrian Wright offers a beautiful variety of home accents, stylish furnishings, gifts and Design Services. Plan to visit Wright At Home Tuesday through Saturday 10 until 5 PM, and his second location Wrare at The Shoppes at ClearFork.

1000 Words spring Gallery night at Waterside hosted by Madeworthy and Edgar Miller Images3720 Convair Drive, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]

An exhibition of work from local photographers as they present images worth a 1000 words or more! Located next to REI in the Waterside shopping district stop by to see a variety of genres with work available for sale. The pop up gallery will be up through April 18th.

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amphibian stage productions120 South Main Street, Fort Worth TX 76104817.923.3012www.amphibianstage.com2pm-9pm

Vicki Owens will be showing Encaustic Monotypes.

Fort Worth art collective: haute popWestBend, 1621 River Run, #116, Fort Worth, TX 76107www.fwartcollective.com12pm-9 pm

The Fort Worth Art Collective, Fort Worth’s longest-running art collective, is a group of established profes-sional artists from multiple disciplines and mediums who work together to show compelling raw art and talent in a variety of places. The FWAC returns to its retail space pop-up tradition with “Haute Pop” featur-ing new, personal work in a fresh and innovative space. Encourage, promote and provide opportunities for artists.

Magdalena’s event venue502 Grand Ave., Ivy Terrace, Fort Worth, TX 76164817.740.8085www.magdalenastx.com, www.pantherci.com12pm-8pm

Magdalena’s Event Venue will be hosting 3-4 Artists in the newly completed Ivy Terrace space. Join us for a night of Art, music, wine, and food from renown Chef Juan Rodriguez. Art patrons can browse Art from Jim Duff, Ernie Benton, and Frank Sowells. Other artists may join in the future. Come see the beautiful views of Downtown Fort Worth from the northside of downtown.

My Girls800 Camp Bowie Suite 146, Fort Worth, Texas 76107682.300.6760www.ariel-davis.com, www.shastahaubrich.com, www.aimeecardoso.com12pm-5pm

My Girls Featuring aimee cardoso, ariel davis, and shasta haubrich of art toothThe ladies of Art Tooth step out from behind the scenes to the gallery walls for My Girls. The show will feature artwork created by Ariel Davis, Aimee Cardoso, and Shasta Haubrich. You will have the opportu-nity to see new work from all three artists. Ariel Davis will show two 24 foot long commissioned paintings and pieces from her Women Solo Series, Aimee Cardoso will present paintings from her Fabric Series, and Shasta Haubrich will have work inspired by the TV series, Golden Girls. The show will be open for one day from 12 – 5pm, with artist appearances between from 1-3pm.

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360 catering & events817.714.8996 [email protected]

360 Catering & Events has earned an exceptional reputation providing exquisite food prepared from scratch, flawless service, & creative presentation, purchasing the finest & freshest meats, fruits & vege-tables. We pride ourselves in offering the best catering experience in Fort Worth. You can count on Cody Hickman, 360 owner, to maintain a diligent commitment to excellence & attention to detail, & can be confident that 360 Catering & Events will approach your event as the start of a long-term relationship. Our passion for superior food & personalized service will leave your guests, family& clients talking long after your celebration. Let our expert team help make your special event one to remember.

blackeyed distilling co. 503 Bryan Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104817.349.9977 www.blkeye.com

The story behind BLK EYE Vodka started with a bold idea. From that, we created something entirely unique. With 100% Texas roots from farm to bottle, BLK EYE is the first vodka crafted by hand from black-eyed peas. Every bottle doubles as a showcase for an original Texas artist, and $1 from every bottle purchased goes back into supporting the local arts community. We set out to take the fine art of distilling in an all-new direc-tion and the result is a smooth-tasting stroke of genius. At BlackEyed Distilling Co., we just believe an ultra-premium experience should be evident from the first sip. 2017 Global Spirit Awards Double Gold Medal and Best Traditional Vodka Winner.

chadra Mezza & Grill1622 Park Place (Near Southside), Fort Worth, TX 76110817.924.2372 www.chadramezza.comMonday and Tuesday 11am to 3pmWednesday through Saturday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm, Closed Sunday

Chadra Mezza & Grill is a lifelong labor of love for owner and chef, Nehme Elbitar, and his wife Christina. Named in honor of his hometown, Chadra, Lebanon, it offers an exceptional sampling of Mediterranean cuisine, in addition to delicious pastas and pizzas. Chadra Mezza offers two outdoor patios, private event space and full-service catering. Having received numerous awards granted by various entities and publications, Chadra Mezza represents a dining mainstay in the Near Southside. This is hardly surpris-ing. After all, community is, according to the Elbitars, “their main ingredient.”

Winslow’s Wine cellar 1601 Clover Lane Fort Worth, TX [email protected]: Winslow’s Wine CellarINSTAGRAM: @winslowswinecellar

Your Westside destination for wines to take home!

eats & drinks


arts and culture texas Magazinewww.ArtsandCultureTX.com

The only print magazine and website dedicated to the visual and performing arts in North Texas and across the Lone Star State. We provide honest review and engaging commentary on the contemporary and emerging art scene.

Fort Worth Weeklywww.fwweekly.comThe Weekly is an award-winning media outlet renowned for its in-depth investigative reporting and cultural criticism. The dominant reference point for active adults in Tarrant County, the Weekly reaches 125,000 readers each week, while fwweekly.com generates more than 1.8 million pageviews each month. Readers trust the Weekly's reporters and the editorial staff is decorated with a Pulitzer Prize winner and numerous national awards for excellence in journalism.

art tooth120 South Main St, Fort Worth, TX 7614817.528.7638, [email protected] Join Art Tooth and Fwblackhouse on a fantastic ride to multiple galleries on the Gallery Night pArty Bus! Beginning at SoMa Micropark, the bus will travel to 5 Gallery Night stops. Visit www.arttooth.com to purchase tickets! Sponsored by Kimbell Art Museum and FW Blackhouse.

historic Fort Worth, inc.1110 Penn Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102817.336.2344 ext 102

Each September, HFW celebrates the connection between art and architecture through the talent of stu-dio artists at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center because studio artists are part of the culture of great cities. This year’s honoree is Gene Owens and the featured artist is Devon Nowlin. The acquisition cost of each painting includes a charitable contribution to HFW to help keep two other works of art open to the public, McFarland House (1899) and Thistle Hill (1904).

Martin & Martin design2819 Anode Lane, Dallas, TX 75220214.252.0692www.martinandmartindesign.com

Fine Art Services | Exhibit Design & Fabrication | Lighting Design & ElectricalWe provide you with a creative, seamless experience around all your art + liGht related needs

signature image1702 N. Sylvania Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76111817.759.1044 www.sigimage.comSignature Image specializes in art reproduction and fine art printing, and we offer many printing services and products. We recreate your original artwork or photograph on canvas, fine art papers or metal. Our mission is to provide museum quality prints worthy of an artist’s signature. We also offer gift, promo-tional and apparel printing. Visit our website for a full list of services and prices.

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