David Moreno | Fort Worth Report
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Low was commissioned for dozens of high-profile sculptures, including the metal work of Fort Worth鈥檚 longhorn mascot 鈥淢olly鈥 that hung above the council chambers at old City Hall.
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Nearly four months after his win, the golden pianist returns for a two-night engagement at Kimbell Art Museum Renzo Piano Pavilion on Oct. 1 and 2.
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Joe 鈥淶ombie Joe鈥 Chavez, president of Duke鈥檚 Car Club Fort Worth chapter, considers it a blessing anytime members of his organization are extended an invitation to showcase their lowrider cars for the public.
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Fort Worth鈥檚 free film program previously focused on diversity and inclusion may change its scope on the silver screen in the wake of the city eliminating DEI initiatives.
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The 鈥淢yth and Marble鈥 exhibition at Kimbell Art Museum spotlights 58 artworks unseen for generations. Here鈥檚 what guests can expect to see.
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Each time Fort Worth musician Brandi Waller-Pace steps onto a local stage to perform, she strives to spotlight how Black artists shaped Americana music.
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More of a dependable sign of the change in seasons than any actual shift in the weather, Fall Gallery Night blows open doors around the city Sept. 6.
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Carlos Gonzalez-Jaime carefully stepped through the debris of an old building in north Fort Worth, absorbing the historic transformation of a place built by one of the most infamous hate groups in America.
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Halona Norton-Westbrook closely examined the dozens of artworks hanging in a corridor of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, smiling at each painting鈥檚 details.
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Public art advocates are encouraged by Fort Worth鈥檚 early draft of next year鈥檚 bond program that could include millions of dollars toward installations that visually enhance communities.
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Fort Worth painter Sarah Bales Losey remembers how special it felt when she had her artwork featured in an exhibition for the first time in March 2024.
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The Amon Carter Museum of American Art is accepting applications starting Aug. 1 for next year鈥檚 community initiative that invites four selected artists to collaborate with the museum on a variety of projects, including public murals, student tours, workshops and events.