“Audrey Travis’ current work emulates the monolithic through simple acts and interventions. By incorporating the language of monuments and architecture, Travis explores ideas of permanence,...

“Kiran Sattar addresses notions of the abject and grotesque, her use of contemporary improper, bodily imagery reveals parts of the human experience that are often...

“Hayley Fowler’s practice is informed by ideas of labor, value, and materiality. Through acts that are time-consuming and strenuous, Fowler questions the worth of her...

An exhibition honoring the 100th birthday of Texas modernist artist McKie Trotter. “The term “Scapes” encompasses the abstract and representational paintings and prints McKie Trotter created...

“Baseera Khan, iamuslima features a selection of prints, sculptures, textiles, archival material and other performative objects used by the artist to reflect her experiences growing...

An exhibition featuring works by graduating TCU BFA students Michelle Bonilla, Casey Leone, Sam Granado, Joelle Nagy and Olivia Nucci. “Through photographs, prints, paintings and sculptures,...

A show featuring works by Douglas Clark, R.C. Gorman, Ernest Martin Hennings, Karen Holt, Caleb Jagger, Kristen Kilpatrick, Josephine Mahaffey, Antonio Álvarez Morán, Gary Niblett, Ruby...

An exhibition exploring the various types of performance (theatre, opera, etc.) that are highlighted in the university’s art collection.

An exhibition featuring works by graduating BFA candidates. Artists include: Kayce Denkhaus, William Jenkins, Emily McBurnett, Elizabeth Sage.

An exhibition bringing together images from across Fort Worth through the eyes of our youth community.

A BFA senior exhibition featuring the work of four female artists: painter Kylie Martin, painter Lisa Rocha, sculptor Brooke Staggs, and photographer Sarah Morris.

The MFA thesis show of artist Alyssa Hawkins, who questions cultural identity through a layering of materials, text and visual imagery.

A show of process-based, nonobjective abstractions by artist Max Morris.

The title of this thesis exhibition by artist Courtney Hamilton suggests her exploring of potentials unrecognized and unintended.

The first public exhibition of selections from TCU’s permanent art collection explores issues that our country has faced historically that are relevant concerns today. Features...

Loli Kantor has documented Jewish life and culture in a range of urban and rural communities in Poland and Ukraine. Here, Kantor presents a selection...

A group exhibition featuring the works of senior BFA students: Emily Bailey, Zach Jablonowski, Duoc Le, Shelby Eliza Smith, Alden Williams, and Briana Williams.

Simek’s work explores monumental aspiration, errant ideas and thwarted plans, using the failed 1897 North Pole expedition by S.A. Andrée in a hot air balloon...

Goolsby’s work draws influence from science and myth formally and conceptually to question our belief and knowledge structure.

Cook’s work is a look inside her personal experience with graduate studies in studio art. This work contains excerpts from conversations throughout the two year...

Volumes, Voids and Vectors introduces TCU School of Art’s newest faculty member Adam Benjamin Fung. Fung’s latest work seeks to describe the volumes of the...