“Finding Fanon is a three-part film series and installation inspired by the lost plays of Frantz Fanon (1925-1961), a politically radical humanist whose research and writing looked at the psychological effects of colonization and the social and cultural consequences of decolonization. U.K.-based artists Larry Achiampong and David Blandy examine Fanon’s ideas, and consider how society, race and racism affect our relationships with each other in an age of new technology, pop culture and globalization."

A show featuring works by Dallas-based artists Toni Martin, Sheryl Anaya, and Sarah Martin.

A show of photographs by Misty Keasler. The exhibition features Keasler's series Haunt, which documents the exteriors, interiors, and characters of haunted houses across America.

A show of works on paper that explore outdoor subjects. The exhibition features watercolors and prints by more than thirty artists, including Winslow Homer, Frederic Remington, Charles M. Russell, Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait, and Eliot Porter.

A show of textiles made by members of the Studio Art Quilt Association.

A show of paintings by Mary Vernon.

A show of works by Trevor Yokochi. " By exploring the beauty in ambiguity, monumentality, and voyeurism, Yokochi uncovers curious ways of mark making and application that evoke feeling within. This collection of work radiates personal reflections of struggling and perceptions of the human condition."

The Fort Worth Modern's Fall 2017 Tuesday Evenings at the Modern lecture series features conversations with artists, professors, sociologists, and more.

"The End and The Beginning is part of an ongoing dialogue about the intersections of humanity, technology, spirituality, and the possibility of magic and mythos amidst chaos. This iteration explores the cyclicality of ecosystemic adaptations that derive from responding to continual shifts in physical, emotional, mental, and technological landscapes." The show includes works by Morehshin Allahyari, Martin Back, Sean Miller, and Jenny Vogel.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

An exhibition featuring paintings by Saul Waranch.

A show featuring new works by Houston artist Floyd Newsum. "Newsum’s work is often filled with a signature combination of undulating marks and abstract patterns that take the form of glyphs alluding to Floyd’s own story and upbringing. His compositional style generally feels child-like; however, his subject matter centers on deeper meanings of cultural climates, political statements and personal events."

The Fort Worth Modern's Fall 2017 Tuesday Evenings at the Modern lecture series features conversations with artists, professors, sociologists, and more.

A show of wooden sculptures by artist Danville Chadbourne.

A show that tells the story of the spirited rivalry between Pablo Picasso and Diego Rivera. The exhibition features works from the Meadows' collection alongside works loaned from the Columbus Museum of Art.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

"Wild Spaces, Open Seasons: Hunting and Fishing in American Art is the first major exhibition to explore the multifaceted meanings of such outdoor subjects in both painting and sculpture from the early nineteenth century to World War II. These aesthetically rich and culturally important works play an influential role in the history of American art." The exhibition features portraits, landscapes, still lifes and genre scenes by Thomas Cole, Thomas Eakins, Winslow Homer, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Charles Deas, Alfred Jacob Miller, William T. Ranney, Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait, George Bellows and Marsden Hartley, among others.

A show of works by Brenda McKinney. The artist is inspired by her focus on the natural world and how humans can help preserve both animals and nature.

"The Art & Words Collaborative Show pairs twelve writers with twelve visual artists. Each writer uses a work of art as inspiration for a poem, story, or essay, while each artist uses a piece of writing as inspiration for a work of art. The cross-genre collaboration results in forty- eight works — twenty-four pairs of art and words."

A show of recent sill life and landscape paintings by artist Mary Vernon. Vernon worked for fifty years as a professor of art and art history at Southern Methodist University, Meadows School of the Arts.

A show of photographs by Dallas-based artist Allison V. Smith.

The Fort Worth Modern's Fall 2017 Tuesday Evenings at the Modern lecture series features conversations with artists, professors, sociologists, and more.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

A show that tells the story of the spirited rivalry between Pablo Picasso and Diego Rivera. The exhibition features works from the Meadows' collection alongside works loaned from the Columbus Museum of Art.

"With objects, images, texts and social projects by 11 contemporary artists from Guatemala, Acts of Aggression considers the many ways people construct and process experiences of community, especially within dystopic day-to-day realities." The show is curated by Laura A. L. Wellen and features works by Hellen Ascoli, Esvin Alarcón Lam, Edgar Calel, Manuel Chavajay Moralez, Margarita Figueroa, Jorge de León, Reyes Josué Morales, Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, Gabriel Rodríguez Pellecer, Mario Santizo and Inés Verdugo.

A show of works by Brenda McKinney. The artist is inspired by her focus on the natural world and how humans can help preserve both animals and nature.

The Fort Worth Modern's Fall 2017 Tuesday Evenings at the Modern lecture series features conversations with artists, professors, sociologists, and more.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

"Truth: 24 frames per second brings together 24 pioneers of film and video and over six decades of work focused on pressing contemporary themes, such as race relations, political unrest, sexual identity, and the media, to explore the nature of truth and reality in contemporary life. Artists and filmmakers featured in Truth include Ant Farm, Dara Birnbaum, Mark Bradford, James Coleman, Phil Collins, Bruce Conner, Willie Doherty, Omer Fast, Morgan Fisher, Coco Fusco, Tatiana Gaviola, John Gerrard, Arthur Jafa, Zoe Leonard & Catherine Gund, Steve McQueen, Shirin Neshat, Pratibha Parmar, Ben Rivers, Rachel Rose, Anri Sala, Chick Strand, Jean-Marie Straub & Danièle Huillet, Anne Tallentire, and Rosemarie Trockel."

The Fort Worth Modern's Fall 2017 Tuesday Evenings at the Modern lecture series features conversations with artists, professors, sociologists, and more.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

The Fort Worth Modern's Fall 2017 Tuesday Evenings at the Modern lecture series features conversations with artists, professors, sociologists, and more.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

The Fort Worth Modern's Fall 2017 Tuesday Evenings at the Modern lecture series features conversations with artists, professors, sociologists, and more.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.

An exhibition featuring Francisco de Zurbarán's thirteen-canvas series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, twelve of which come from a collection at Auckland Castle, County Durham (UK). The show also includes technical analysis of the artist’s process and print sources.