3501 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, 76107
817-738-1933 • www.cartermuseum.org

10AM-5PM • Admisson is free

Though April 27, 2008:
"The Art of the American Snapshot, 1888-1978: From the Collection of Robert E. Jackson"
With the advent of George Eastman’s Kodak camera and roll film in 1888, photography became an everyday aspect of modern life. Trace the history of the snapshot in America, from the late nineteenth century up to the 1970’s, in this special exhibition organized by the National Gallery of Art.

Though May 11, 2008:
"Intimate Modernism: Fort Worth Circle Artists
in the 1940’s"
A fascinating story of visual art and American modernism is embedded in the history of 1940’s Fort Worth.This special exhibition features more than 100 paintings, watercolors, and prints created by a group of artists who were among the first to introduce progressive art to this region.

201 West Main Street, Arlington, 76010
817-275-4600 • www.arlingtonmuseum.org
director@arlingtonmuseum.org

Sat. & Sun. 10AM-5PM

"Youth Art Encounters"
Arlington’s rich with young artists. From February to April the Arlington Museum of Art is happy to host the Arlington Independent School District youth art exhibition. The artwork will be divided into 3 separate exhibitions, come see them all and experience the imagination and creativity of youth.

Feb 27 through Mar 7 – 1 st series
Mar 12 through Mar 23 – 2 nd series
Mar 26 through Apr 6 – 3 rd series

"Arlington Collects"
This exhibition explores the array of work being collected by the people of Arlington. The range of work will shock and surprise you. The exhibition is from April 11 through June 29.

111 Hampton Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76102
817-877-4920 • www.artspace111.com
art@artspace111.com

As a recent member of FWADA Artspace111, under the new direction of Margery Grella, invites you to join us for an exhibit featuring a captivating gathering of visual artists. Artspace111 highlights more than 50 paintings, watercolors, prints and sculptures created by artists who are among the most progressive artists in Fort Worth. Artists include:
Michael Bane, Alice Bateman, Linda Blackburn, Ed Blackburn, Dan Blagg, Dennis Blagg, Ann Ekstrom, John Frost, John Hartley, Etty Horowitz, Nancy Lamb, Leslie Lanzotti, Jim Malone, Sue McCans, Jo- Ann Mulroy, J.C. Pace, Chris Powell and Eric Stevens.

6387B, Box 266, Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76116
817-763-8239 • www.carolhendersongallery.com
carolhgallery@sbcglobal.net

ONLINE & BY APPOINTMENT

A member of the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association since 1989, Carol Henderson Gallery is now exclusively on-line.  Continuing to represent emerging and established artists, the on-line gallery shows an impressively large collection of paintings, glass and fine crafts.  Noteworthy artists include painter, Kirk Tatom; glass artist, Jim Bowman; Jo Marz, designer of fine crafts; Echo of the Dreamer, studio of fine jewelry artists.  Art Consultations available by appointment.

3550 West 7th @ Monticello, Fort Worth, 76107
817-732-6663 • www.edmundcraiggallery.com
edmund.craig@worldnet.att.net

11AM-9PM

Featuring: Hyun Jou Lee
The organic shapes appearing in her works are often animated by a life of their own echoes to all species that populates nature. Also: New works by Gallery Artists including painting, sculpture, and one-of-a-kind hand crafted jewelry by Bara of Santa Fe.

1300 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107
817-738-1938 • www.fwcac.org • gallerymanager@fwcac.org

10AM-9PM

The FWCAC 2008 Biennial features hundreds of works from area artists: professional and amateur. A panoply of artwork that proves once again the incredible breadth and depth of talent in the Metroplex.

1440 North Main, Fort Worth, Texas 76106
817-624-8333 • www.rosemarinetheater.com
richard@rosemarinetheater.com

2PM-9PM

Galeria de la Rosa came into existence in April 2005 as a platform
for local artists. The gallery is managed by Artes de la Rosa. We
are dedicated to preserving, promoting, and interpreting the art,
culture, lives and history of the Latino community. We are proud
to be an integral part of Fort Worth and the greater community.

“From the Street”
Open from March 21-May 12, 2008, featuring artists Hatziel Flores
and Ray Albarez. Inspired by the graffiti and urban landscape that surrounded them in their early years, their artwork continues to grow and expand, never settling in one style or subject for too long. What pours into the canvas is stylized life and snapshots of feelings that they are grateful to capture. Through their artwork, Hatziel Flores and Ray
Albarez bridge the gap between cultures and generations. They stand as a testament to the rise of graffiti as a legitimate form of art.

Gallery Night, March 29 at 7:30 p.m.
Artes de la Rosa will present "Carnival", an evening of Brazilian culture. Enjoy a festive evening filled with live Samba music and dance, a food sampling from area restaurants along with a silent auction. Enter to win our “Best Mask Contest”. Price $35.00 100% of the proceeds will be matched by Amon G. Carter Foundation.

Call Artes de la Rosa at 817.807.5641 to make your reservations!

1601 Clover Lane @ Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, 76107
817-763-5227 • www.kornyewest.com • art@kornyewest.com

2PM-9PM

"Artistes du Passe II"
Artists of the Past is our second exhibition of artwork created in the late 19th through the mid 20th century. Featured artwork includes work by Herman Bogman, Margaret Miller Cooper, Charles Delacy, Pal Fried, Heinrich Hermanns, Pierre de Lambertye, Georg Anton Rasmussen, Rudolf Max Schramm-Zittau and many other American and European artists.

3270 Canberra Court at E. Berry St., Fort Worth, 76105
817 536-5750

Not Open Gallery Night

Open by appointment only.

3200 Darnell Street, Fort Worth, 76107
817-738-9215 • www.themodern.org • info@themodern.org

Open Tuesday- Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 11am-5pm
Admission: $10, $4 for students and seniors.

FOCUS: Banks Violette, through April 13th
Martin Puryear, through May 18th

1720 Gendy Street , Fort Worth, 76107
817-336-4475 • www.cowgirl.net

Experience two Museums under one roof. Enjoy the Cowgirl experience and hands-on science fun at the Museum. You’ll discover engaging activities and memorabilia that celebrate the spirit of the American West, plus interactive exhibits from the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History while it’s under construction.

7608 Camp Bowie West, Fort Worth, 76116
817-244-1151 • www.rebeccalow.com rebecca@rebeccalow.com

1PM-9PM

Rebecca Low Sculptural Metal Gallery and Studio is a gallery and working studio that is all about metal and mixing metals with various other media. Some sculptures incorporate wind, water and/or fire. Most of the works are one-of-a-kind and one will experience figurative works to humorous, impressionistic and abstract compositions. The incorporation of found objects is predominant in the represented works. The size of sculptures range from the very small to over 15 feet in height and are appropriate for interior and exterior, and residential and commercial installations. Commissions are welcome. The artists represented range form new and emerging to internationally known. Gallery Night you will see works by Rebecca Low, Joyce Martin, Scott Peterson, Geoff Hager, Vicki Owen, Maraya Lopez and jewelry by Allison Ruchaber, and Dale Ousley.

4801 Marine Creek Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76179
817-515-7686 • http://www.tccd.edu/
eduardo.aguilar@tccd.edu

10AM-2PM

Daytime annual competitive student art exhibition, judged by Nick Wood, UTA Associate Professor of Art, featuring award-winning for-sale works in painting, sculpture, ceramics, drawing, design, and digital art.

The Northwest Campus has a core of dedicated studio artists collaborating with students and faculty, whom visitors can see working in the ceramics and drawing studios.

502 S. Cooper, Arlington, 76019
817-272-5658 • www.uta.edu/gallery • bhuerta@uta.edu

12PM-5PM

3 Faculty Biennial IX
2 showcases recent work by over forty of UTA’s Department of Art and Art History faculty members. Every two years the art professors are given this opportunity to show what they’ve been up to in their creative endeavors outside the classroom in this exhibition. Media to be shown includes drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, glassworks, photography, digital imaging, film/video and graphic design.

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts 2900 Berry Street, Ft Worth
The Moudy Gallery Moudy Building North, 2805 S. University Drive, Ft Worth
817-257-7638 • www.TheArtGalleries.tcu.edu
theartgalleries@tcu.edu

1PM-9PM at both locations

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts:

"Material Culture" Curator, Frances Colpitt.
An exhibition of sculpture by mid-career and
emerging artists from Texas. Representing the ongoing
embrace of object-making in the state, the
works in the exhibition are typically hand-fabricated
from real, commonplace, or readymade materials
transformed into evocative new realities.
Exhibiting artists: Helen Altman, Richie Budd,
Margarita Cabrera, Bill Davenport, Jonathan
Durham, Jessica Halonen, Lily Hanson, Joseph
Havel, Polly Lanning Sparrow, Katrina Moorhead,
Chris Sauter and Brad Tucker.

The Moudy Gallery:

Nathan Porterfield MFA Exhibition, printmaking.
Work by other MFA students will be on display
elsewhere in the Moudy building.

3400 Camp Bowie Blvd. Fort Worth, TX 76107
(First floor of the Center for Biohealth) Room CBH160
817-735-0205 • gallery.unt.edu

1038 West Abram, Arlington, TX 76013
817-277-6961 • www.upstairsartgallery.com
upstairsgallery@sbcglobal.net

2PM-9PM Opening Reception

Double Entendre - Mixed-Media by Maureen Brouillette & Joel Sampson
Recent mixed-media work by this married duo features urban icons and scenes from small Texas towns.

4935 Byers Ave., Fort Worth, 76107
817-737-9566 • www.williamcampbellcontemporaryart.com
wcca@flash.net

2PM-9PM

Julie Lazarus - Abstracted Reflections
Paintings, Mixed –media works and Murano blown glass.

Upper gallery: Tre Arenz, Carol Benson, James Blake, Stephen Daly, Ken Dixon, Jake Gilson, J.T. Grant, Joe Guy, Billy Hassell, Bernd Haussmann, Jane Helslander, Tom Hollenback, Benito Huerta, Otis Jones, Pat Kelly, Joachim Kersten, Dalton Maroney, Robert McAn, Sevan Melikyan, Jeff Mueller, Steve Murphy, Scottie Parsons, Chris Powell, Randall Reid, John Holt Smith, Luther Smith, Mark Stephen Smith, Kathy Suder, Richard Thompson, Kevin Tolman, Cecil Touchon, Shawn Wallis, Bob Wade, Judy Youngblood