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The Woofus is a curious little statue that's easy to miss because he鈥檚 tucked away between the Swine Barn and the petting zoo. He鈥檚 worth seeking out, not only because of his quirky appearance, but also because of his colorful backstory.
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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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Dallas-based David-Jeremiah debuts 鈥淭he Fire This Time鈥 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The exhibition of 27 Lamborghini-shaped paintings surround visitors like a campfire exploring identity and transformation.
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鈥淢yth and Marble: Ancient Roman Sculpture from the Torlonia Collection鈥 will make three stops on its first tour outside of Europe.
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鈥淏atah Kuhuh Bit鈥 contains pieces of Chase Kahwinhut Earles鈥 original sculpture.
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Young Women鈥檚 Leadership Academy students worked hard and long preparing 24,000 donated water bottles for a giant sculpture coming together in the basement of the Fort Worth Community Arts Center.
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From animations to sculptures, Alex Lujan鈥檚 Bandito character comically portrays 鈥渢he man of the house.鈥
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Drawing on the extensive, private collection of Jeffrey Montgomery, "Form & Function" is the largest show of Japanese art the Dallas museum has ever shown: All six of its galleries are filled 鈥 and will stay that way for a full year.
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More than 40 works by the artist will be on display at Erin Cluley Gallery in a show called "Crazier than Crazy Quilts."
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Inspired by an 1863 sculpture at the Carter of a Black man in shackles, the artists consider what's been happening to African Americans the past 160 years.
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The Nasher Prize Laureate 2023, Senga Nengudi, uses unconventional materials for her sculptures. See what people are saying about her unique three-dimensional work.
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The Kimbell Art Museum has been called "a museum of masterpieces." So for its 50th annniversary, here's a choice of five masterworks 鈥 with a significance beyond their genius artistry.