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Joel Shapiro: New Sculptures and Drawings

Joel Shapiro: New Sculptures and Drawings

Shapiro’s in town for his installation at Rice University Art Gallery.

Heather Bause: The Stanford-Binet: The Modern Authority on Identifying Intellectually Deficient Children

Heather Bause: The Stanford-Binet: The Modern Authority on Identifying Intellectually Deficient Children

Large-scale works on canvas, based on the 1937 Stanford-Binet Intelligence Test Picture cards.

Peter Helms Feresten: . . .My Mind Wanders to the South Side of Town

Peter Helms Feresten: . . .My Mind Wanders to the South Side of Town

A composite vignette of Peter Feresten’s labyrinthine portfolio, curated by Christopher Blay. Feresten arrived in Fort Worth in 1975, and developed a program for the [...]

The Cattle Baron’s Daughter and the Artists Who Loved Her: Royston Nave & James Ferdinand McCan

The Cattle Baron’s Daughter and the Artists Who Loved Her: Royston Nave & James Ferdinand McCan

Paintings by Texas artists James Ferdinand McCan (1869-1925) and Royston Nave (1886-1930), two husbands of Emily Nave, the museum’s builder.

In the Interest of Time: An Installation by Smudge Studios

In the Interest of Time: An Installation by Smudge Studios

Smudge Studio, comprised of NY artists Jamie Kruse and Elizabeth Ellsworth, investigates and documents convergences between humans and the land through phots and video.

Julie Shipp: New Paintings

Julie Shipp: New Paintings

Amalgamations of color and swirling gyres of paint influenced by the sublime forces of nature.

Five Photographers

Five Photographers

Features the work by David Clanton, Lee Albert Hill, Alan Robertson, Brett Schneider, and Kitty Alice Snead.

Joel Shapiro: New Installation

Joel Shapiro: New Installation

In a gravity-defying array of color and form, celebrated American sculptor Joel Shapiro will suspend wooden planks, vibrantly painted with supersaturated pigment, from the gallery’s [...]

Jimmy Houston: Shenanigans

Jimmy Houston: Shenanigans

Houston’s signature monkeys are up to something.