The Fort Worth Modern exhibition features nearly 70 works by 50 artists that span 1969 to the present.
The first large show in the new space features 38 artists whose careers span decades.
The London-based artist’s sculptures defy simple explanations.
Using digital collaging techniques, she brings otherworldly scenes to Dallas gallery.
Local artists Lokey Calderon and Sarah Ayala pitched in for the project.
Scott Myles examines Texas’ ‘petro-culture’ and ‘automotive-terrorism.’
The exhibition runs through May 28 at The Warehouse in Dallas.
‘¡Printing the Revolution!’ offers a thought-provoking look at powerful protest imagery.
Drawings by artists Francesca Brunetti and Juan Negroni address how regional female tropes are derived from historical and cultural subjugation and objectification.
The photographer captured a fleeting cultural moment with his seminal 1973 book.
