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FWADA FALL GALLERY NIGHT 2019 1

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019

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FWADA is a unique arts organization in a unique American place. Few cities of Fort Worth’s size are privileged to com-mand such a wealth of major art museums, and fewer still have such a vital community spirit. What truly sets Fort Worth apart, however, is the vigorous, longstanding, clearly defined coop-eration between the museums, the university art galleries, the non-profit exhibition spaces, and the art dealers, all of which are full working members of FWADA. To fulfill its stated mission to stimulate interest in the visual arts through educational pro-grams, art scholarships, and art competitions, FWADA orga-nizes, funds, and hosts exhibitions of noteworthy art. It spon-sors the Fall Gallery Night for members and friends, as well as Spring Gallery Night. All these attainments have created a stable environment that produces a steady stream of top-notch talent, including major local artists who exhibit their work nationally and internation-ally. Newcomers are frequently dazzled by the quality of work being created in every medium and style. Their passion rein-vigorates Fort Worth patrons who have become habituated to the riches that surround them, reminding them anew that the most authentic cultural connection they can make is the one that affords direct communication with the artists who interpret and illuminate the life experience they share through common background and interests. Although the city is justly recognized for its cosmopolitan worldview, it is the local artists and their devoted collectors who are the lifeblood of the Fort Worth art market. The members of the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association are pledged to the maintenance of a high standard of ethical con-duct and professional integrity, these businesses furnish a model that gallery associations in other cities might do well to emulate. FWADA is to be commended for its important role as a contributor to the cultural and esthetic richness of Fort Worth. – Suzanne Deats


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Amon CArter museum of AmeriCAn Art3501 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.738.1933www.cartermuseum.org12pm-5pm

The museum will only be open to Carter members September 3-13.

Become a Carter member and be the first to see the new galleries and the special exhibi-tions including the nationally touring Gordon Parks: The New Tide, Early Work 1940-1950, before the museum’s grand reopening on Saturday, September 14, 2019.

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art on the boulevard4919 Suite B Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.6368www.artontheboulevard.com12pm-9pm

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An exhibit of 20 plus 12” x 12” canvases by the gallery artists which will consist of several dif-ferent types of mediums. The artists contribut-ing to the exhibit are Gloria Sepp, Gale Johnston, Phillip Ecton, Jennifer Stufflebeam, John Williams, Rebecca Pelley McWatters, and Clara Williams. Other works on exhibit will include photo realism of artist Todd Ford, abstract expressionism of James Rosin, and the monotypes of Bob Fox.Light refreshments will be served.

Exhibit will continue through Sept 30, 2019.


arteS de la roSa - Galeria de la roSa1442 N Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76164817.624.8333www.artesdelarosa.org11:30am-7:30pm

THREADSIn partnership with Artes de la Rosa, Art Tooth is excited to present “Threads”, a group exhibition, opening Fall Gallery Night and continuing to be on display until October 4, 2019. “Threads” explores the literal and figurative meaning of the term with pieces that utilize fabric or representation of fabric. The exhibition also references “threads” as a connection between people. We invite viewers to recognize the many con-nections they are making when entering the gallery. Whether it’s a personal connection to a piece, artist to viewer, reminders of family figures in the piece, the friends and family you attend the exhibit with, or the friends you meet at the exhibit art sets in motion a plethora of connections that weave the creation of a community.Featured Artists: Sara Cardona, Krista Chalkley, Celia Cortez, Samantha Page Cooper, Michelle Cortez Gonzalez, Aubrey Pittman-Heglund, Clayton Hurt

artSpace111111 Hampton Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102817.692.3228www.artspace111.com12pm-9pm

Refired POW! by nancy lambOpening Reception | FWADA Fall Gallery Night | September 7, 2019 | 12 – 9pmExhibition on Display | September 7 – October 12, 2019

Artspace111 is pleased to present Refired POW! a new solo exhibition by Nancy Lamb that reinterprets past ceramic works; another view from days of clay. On display alongside the new works will be rare original ceramic pieces that inspired the show. “Well over 30 years ago, whenever Nancy needed rent, and I could afford it, I headed straight to Fort Worth to add yet one more strange, beautiful, and terrifying ceramic, freshly birthed from her kiln to my collection. These artworks have remained among my prized pos-sessions – until now, please enjoy this exhibition, Refired POW!” – Bill Jenkins

the nancy lamb ShopIn the spirit of reimagining past works, Artspace111 and designer Brooke Wright have worked with Nancy Lamb to produce new luxury items that feature elements from past pieces includ-ing her ceramics and two-dimensional works. These exuberant collector pieces will debut on Fall Gallery Night.


Fort WorKS art2100 Montgomery Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.759.9475www.fortworksart.com12pm–9pmeric inkala: Picking Up the Piecesdates: September 4 - october 19, 2019.opening reception: Saturday, September 7, 12 - 9pm

Fort Works Art is pleased to present Picking Up the Pieces, a solo exhibition featuring Brooklyn-based artist Eric Inkala in our Main Gallery. Picking Up the Pieces is Inkala’s return to the gallery following his participation in the massive group show #28grams in 2017 and comprises over fifteen acrylic on canvas paintings created within the last year. In the same vein as KAWS and Keith Haring, Inkala’s graffiti-turned-contemporary paintings depict environments of emotional expression and abstract escapades emphasized by bold color palettes. He uses a vocabulary full of his signature cartoon-like imagery to explore and work through themes of love, mortality, coping and coming back from loss.

Running concurrently in the upstairs gallery space is Honey Bee, a solo exhibition by Fort Worth artist Jay Wilkinson that will feature over 40 graphite on paper drawings that showcase small-scale and highly detailed portrait studies based on Wilkinson’s photog-raphy of his friends, family, or complete strangers.

atrium Galleryat unt health Science centerCarl E. Everett EAD Building3500 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.735.0301www.unthsc.edu/atrium12pm-8pm

Soon Warren is an internationally known artist, an accomplished author and teach-er. She has an incredible ability to recreate natural forms on paper and canvas, mak-ing them even more beautiful than the original. Soon is exhibiting in and curating this exhibition of her associates’ works. The watercolors are vibrant, compelling and awe-inspiring. We will have ongoing watercolor demonstrations in the gallery. Don’t miss works by these featured artists Connie Logan Levsen, Lucy Oppermann, Marianna Alfaro, Gemma Hass, Kay Muller, Martha Cooper, Sue Guinn, Vikki Pier, Karen LaBoon, Juliette LaBoon, Allyce Peters, Armida Guzman, Soon Y. Warren, Janet Gean, Neatie Burden, Linda Perry, Jody McCabe, Rodney Huddleston.


Fort Worth community artS center1300 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.298.3026www.fwcac.org9am-9pm The Arts Center is proud to present Historic Fort Worth, Indigenous Contemporary by Jonathan Jackson in the Visit Fort Worth Gallery; Defied by Scott Prather in Gallery 3, Horn of Plenty by Shamona Stokes in the Dale Brock and the Visiting Angels Gallery; Wonderous Creatures by Ariel Bowman in the TranSystems Gallery; Day Trippin’ by Greg Bahr in the BNSF Railway Gallery 6;TAC Impromptu Invitational in the Back Gallery ; Works by Charles Coldewey and Bill LeSueur in Gallery 9; Preservation is the Art of the City in the Frost and Front Galleries; join us at 5:00 pm for the dedication of three permanent sculptural concrete plinths by Kris Pierce creating a new exterior gallery space at FWCAC.

Kimbell art muSeum3333 Camp Bowie BlvdFort Worth, TX 76107817.332.8451www.kimbellart.org

Art After Hours5pm-7pmFree for members; $30 for nonmembers

PresentingMonet: The Later Years,through September 15.

With more than fifty glorious paintings from around the world, this exhibition reveals the radical artistic innovation of the painter’s last decade.

Buy exhibition tickets at kimbellart.org. Admission to the Museum’s collection is always free.


mcanthony’S multicultural Studio and Gallery3270 Canberra Court at E. Berry, Fort Worth, TX 76105817.536.5750/817.939.3309www.mcanthonysmulticulturalstudioandgallery.com12-9pm

Retrospective and New Works By Dr. Eddie McAnthony and Associates , Phase 2

Featuring an Array of visual Artist and A Musical Collage Entertainment by Leonard Haywood and Orchestra 6pm to 9Pm. Gallery hours 2pm to 6pm Sun: Sept 8, Fri,Sat,Sun: Sept 13, 14,15,20,21,22, And 27,28,29 Other Times By Appointments. 817-536-5750

modern art muSeum oF Fort Worth3200 Darnell Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.738.9215www.themodern.org10am-5pm

david park: A RetrospectiveJune 2-Sep 22, 2019


rebecca loW Sculpture Gallery7608 Camp Bowie West, Fort Worth, TX 76116817.907-8679www.rebeccalow.com12pm-9pm

Michael Bane’s sculptures delightfully deceive viewers by the use of his method of contemporary trompe l’oeil. One won-ders if what they are seeing is actually rusted metal or painted wood. The gallery is débuting Michael’s newest works.One will also see new works by Rebecca Low, Christian Hootsell, Terry Jones, David Mikitka, Chastity Hernandez, Dolly Valdez, Eric MacGorman and jewelry by Dale Ousley and Juliette Edgerton.

Sid richardSon muSeum309 Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102Located in Sundance Square817.332.6554www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org9am-8pm

ANOTHER FRONTIER:Frederic reminGton’S eaStFrederic Remington’s art has so profoundly shaped our perceptions of the Old West that we only vaguely, if at all, recall that he was an Easterner born and bred. He grew up in Canton and Ogdensburg, New York—the North Country, the forested region stretching from the Adirondack Mountains across the St. Lawrence River into Canada. The artwork on view, on loan from the Frederic Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg, New York, shifts the focus from Remington’s popular Western imagery to his less familiar Eastern subjects, inviting visitors to expand their knowledge of the iconic artist.


Sinaca StudioS1013 W. Magnolia Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104817.899.0024www.sinacastudios.org12pm-9pm

SiNaCa Studios is hosting local artist, Art Fairchild, for Fall Gallery night and will present collaborative demonstrations between Art and the SiNaCa team from 5pm until 9pm in the glassblowing studio. Art Fairchild’s sculptures are known for their exquisite quality, detail and craftsmanship. Working both in monumental and small scale, his designs range from simple forms to intricately detailed compositions. Familiar themes seen in his work are repetition of elements and mathematical arrays. They often are kinetic, both apparent and virtual. He combines his rigorous engineering adeptness with aesthetic intuition and uses self-imposed parameters to shape his works.

the art GallerieS at tcu:Fort Worth contemporary artS2900 W. Berry Street, Fort Worth, TX 76109817.257.2588www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu12pm-8pm

buster Graybill: Abstract UtilityOn view through November 23

Graybill harvests memories, stories, language, and objects from the rich cultural geography of rural America. His new sculpture, R.MUTT: Renegade Modernist Utility Travel Trailer, responds to his perception of escalating cultural tension, paranoia, political anxiety, and cultural obsession with the “End of the World.” Part Dooms-Day-Prepper vehicle and part Modernist sculpture, the R.MUTT is a Swiss Army knife of both form and function.


the Gallery at utauniversity of texas at arlington502 S. Cooper Street, Arlington, TX 76019817.272.3110www.uta.edu/gallery12pm-6pm

alicia eggert and robert hodgeSeptember 3 – october 5, 2019

the art GallerieS at tcu:moudy GalleryMoudy Building North, 2805 S. University Drive, Fort Worth 76129 817.2572.588 www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu12pm-8pm

A Number of Grand GesturesKalee appletonOn view throughSeptember 26

With large-scale photographic prints, new work by Kalee Appleton explores ideas based around the skewed perception of digital technology and its role in informing a sense of place and memory.

A. EggertThis Present Moment, 2019

R. HodgePromise You Will Sing About Me, 2019

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the upStairS Gallery 1038 West Abram, Arlington, TX 76013817.277.6961www.upstairsartgallery.com,12pm-9pm

vern Johnson1932-2015

How can the beginning be anything,but color?

No other reasonfor creationbut color?

Pigmentationand elationthat’s colorIncreasing the heart rateemotions satiatethat’s color Decorated Tree, acrylic on canvas

Weiler houSe Fine art Gallery3126 Handley Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76112817.457.3343www.weilerhousefineart.com12pm-9pm

Please join us as we celebrate Gallery Night in Fort Worth. Side by Side features works by the talented husband and wife team, Patty Rae Wellborn and Walker (Dub) Wellborn from Abilene, Texas. Patty Rae Wellborn is an accomplished award winning artist who enjoys the expressive nature of abstract painting. Patty states that “ I enjoy the physicality of oil paints. I paint in many layers using mediums such as cold wax or Liquid impasto to build up texture. Using a multitude of tools to create texture or crevices in the paint.” Dub Wellborn , an accomplished painter and drawer, is an instructor of drawing and painting at McMurry University in Abilene, TX.. Painting in oils and acrylics for over 20 years, exhibiting and winning regional and national shows with his bird and figurative subject matter. His style is wonderfully expressive/ naturalistic.Refreshments will be served from 5pm until 9pm.


William campbellcontemporary art4935 Byers Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.9566www.williamcampbellcontemporaryart.com12pm-9pm

Randall Reid’s SIgnS Of WeAR is the latest series of artwork that represents a faded era. With the skill of both an artist and craftsman, he demonstrates a refined understanding of form and content. Randall redirects fragments of collected material of historical reference such as signage, wood and steel, enhancing the focus of an era of remembrance. He opens and transforms dormant memories from chapters previously closed into new life with new meaning. By re-contextualizing the past, Randall creates new iterations that abound in the present.

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beartSee Studio & Gallery 2831 W. 7th Fort Worth, TX 76107 317.339.7718www.be-art-see.com 2pm-9pm

Come Back To Me Featured artists are Brandi Cottingham, Sharon Grimes, Amanda Diaz and Students of BeArtSee. BeArtSee is a Non Profit with a mission to serve young people living in the local shelter. Gallery walls are filled with local and national artists, as well as the young peoples’ work that are served through the outreach. Over 200 original works are exhibited salon style with the proceeds from sales supporting the continuation of work from the living artists. 50% of each sale becomes a charitable contribution to generate funds for BeSeeArt Non-Profit. The Studio will be showing works from 2 until 9pm for the Gallery Night Exhibit. This will include Live Art Experiences shared asking the viewers to participate in community collaborative projects. “Come Back to Me” show will reveal works from local artist Brandi Cottingham and the stable of artists she has curated for this special day in Fort Worth, which will help her communicate the idea of the artist voice in all of us!Free parking in garage located off Foch St. or Crockett. Please bring your parking ticket to studio for validation.Come and visit the studio during regular working days Thursday 6-9pm, Saturday 12-7pm, and Sunday 12-6pm.

botanical research institute of texas1700 University Drive, Fort Worth TX 76107817.332.4441BRIT.org 9am – 9pm

Join BRIT as we celebrate the arrival of fall with our exhibits Botanical Art - 6 Ways featuring the work of six regional botanical artists working in a variety of mediums in the Madeline R. Samples Exhibit Hall, The fifth Kingdom by Denis Benjamin in the Welcome Center Gallery, and Outside/In by Carol Benson on the Prairie. This year BRIT’s First Saturday and Gallery Night fall on the same day so it will be a full and fun day. Take a class, bring your kids for story time with Bella, learn about BRIT on the free tour, do some shopping at the Gallery Night Artisan Market and enjoy an evening of beautiful art. For a complete schedule please visit: http://www.brit.org/art-brit/gallery-night .

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college town renaissance center1209 W. Abram Street, Arlington, TX 76013www.collegetownrenaissancecenter.com 817.675.3103Hours: Tuesday –Saturday 12:30 – 5:00 pmGallery Night: 2:00pm to 9:00 pmOther times by appointment

Our fall show will feature the works of two emerging artists: Doug Fudge and Rocky McGee. Their works are informed by their life experiences and were guided by professors of national and international note. Making use of found objects, at times, they tell their stories in the form of abstracts, collages, etchings, and sculptures. The works presented will amaze you!! Both artists are University of Texas @ Arlington BA recipients. Pieces from our permanent collec-tion, The Henderson-Light Collection of American Art and Art from the African Diaspora, will also be on display. Doug and Rocky will be available from 5pm - 7pm.

doob 3d4818 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.489.5313 [email protected] , www.doob3d.com

Doob will be featuring the creative works of two very talented 2D artists, Sarah Rollins and Charles Gray. Sarah’s paintings are a testament to the complex emotions and behaviors that animals exhibit into issues of loneliness, monogamy, coexistence, and mutualism. Charles’ paintings are influenced by people that he has met and have perspectives that helped shape his life journey. He will sometimes use red in his portraits to bring added attention to his subjects. Also on view will be completed doobs, which are photo-realistic 3D printed replicas of people or pets. We celebrate life’s biggest and smallest moments and everything in between. Make a doob 3D replica of your-self, your children, pets, or other family. Whatever the purpose of occasion, they make the perfect memento capturing special moments or events in time. Visit us Monday through Friday 11-5PM, or Saturday 10-5PM. Special appointments outside our hours of operation are welcomed.

Gallery 440440 S. Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76104817.335.0100www.gallery440.net12pm-8pm

art collectorS’ ShoW and Sale: Straight from the vault of art collectors’ private collections we bring you a rare show of art for sale, all from Texas. You will find all price ranges for the new and established art collector. Included in the show will be paintings, limited edition prints and sculptures, from modern to contemporary. This is a show not to miss!

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Garret pendergrass pottery1307 Hurley Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104682.554.4997www.garretpendergrasspottery.com5pm-9pm

Garret Pendergrass Pottery is set in a newly converted Arts and Crafts style home right off of Magnolia Avenue. Nestled on the edge of Fairmount, this pottery studio will display Garret Pendergrass’ Water Garden vessels. High quality, masterfully crafted pottery will be available to purchase for your ceramic collection. Soft hues of blues, paired with geometric contours, will automatically draw your attention while details to function will create a connection. Beyond the gallery space, Garret Pendergrass opens up the entire work studio to preview. Pottery wheel lessons, hand-building lessons and open studio sessions will be offered at this unique maker’s space.

house essential4696 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.2000www.houseessential.com12pm-7pm

House Essential is the little shop on the corner with big ideas! A full service design studio and showroom, with a cross section of great furnishings, accessories, gifts and original art. Local artists exclusive and exhibiting at HOUSE ESSENTIAL include, Scott Kerr, Heather Essian, Erik Sjolsvik, Andrew Bradfield, Mary E. Morgan, and Amy Werntz. Artists on loan from William Campbell Contemporary Art include Randall Reid, Kevin Tolman, Cecil Touchon, Dalton Maroney and Harmony Padgett.KL MILAM INTERIOR DESIGN is the in house design firm offering services from conception to turn key end of project. Can’t wait to see you for Gallery Night 2019!Open weekly Monday-Friday 10:30am-5pm, Saturday 10am-4:30pm. Closed Sunday

park + eighth4804 Camp Bowie, Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.708.2120www.parkandeighth.com12pm-8pm

Over a dozen artists including Amy Young, Beth Gandy, Betsy Edwards, Jim Hudek, Ginger Ray Walker, Sarah Gentry, Lisa Moore, Timothy Poe, Fay Jean Hooker and more.

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tccd-trinity river campus300 Trinity Campus Circle, Fort Worth, TX 76102817.515.1126www.tccd.edu/locations/trinity-river-campus6pm-9pm

TARRANT COUNTY COLLEGE – TRINITY RIVER CAMPUS

After a four-year hiatus, Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus announces the re-opening preview of its newly remodeled exhibition space featuring new 2-D and 3-D work from Trinity River faculty Janae Corrado, Angel Fernandez, and others. Also see the RadioShack corporate art collection curated by Shel Kasmir. The Trinity River Gallery is located downtown in the 300 block of W. Belknap Street. Use the Cherry Street entrance into the parking garage and tell the parking attendant you are attending Gallery Night. Volunteers inside the campus will direct you to the Trinity River Gallery and answer ques-tions about the RadioShack collection which is on permanent display throughout the campus.

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360 Catering & Events has earned an exceptional reputation providing exquisite food prepared from scratch, flawless service, & creative presentation, purchasing the finest & freshest meats, fruits & vegetables. We pride ourselves in offering the best catering experience in Fort Worth. You can count on Cody Hickman, 360 owner, to maintain a diligent commitment to excellence & attention to detail, & can be confident that 360 Catering & Events will approach your event as the start of a long-term relationship. Our passion for superior food & personalized service will leave your guests, family& clients talking long after your celebration. Let our expert team help make your special event one to remember.

blackeyed distilling co. 503 Bryan Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104817.349.9977 www.blkeye.com

The story behind BLK EYE Vodka started with a bold idea. From that, we created something entirely unique. With 100% Texas roots from farm to bottle, BLK EYE is the first vodka crafted by hand from black-eyed peas. Every bottle doubles as a showcase for an original Texas artist, and $1 from every bottle purchased goes back into supporting the local arts community. We set out to take the fine art of distilling in an all-new direction and the result is a smooth-tasting stroke of genius. At BlackEyed Distilling Co., we just believe an ultra-premium experience should be evident from the first sip. 2017 Global Spirit Awards Double Gold Medal and Best Traditional Vodka Winner.

chadra mezza & Grill1622 Park Place (Near Southside), Fort Worth, TX 76110817.924.2372 www.chadramezza.comMonday and Tuesday 11am to 3pmWednesday through Saturday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm, Closed Sunday

Chadra Mezza & Grill is a lifelong labor of love for owner and chef, Nehme Elbitar, and his wife Christina. Named in honor of his hometown, Chadra, Lebanon, it offers an exceptional sampling of Mediterranean cuisine, in addition to delicious pastas and piz-zas. Chadra Mezza offers two outdoor patios, private event space and full-service catering. Having received numerous awards granted by various entities and publica-tions, Chadra Mezza represents a dining mainstay in the Near Southside. This is hardly surprising. After all, community is, according to the Elbitars, “their main ingre-dient.”

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hopFusion ale Works

200 E Broadway Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104682.841.1721 http://hopfusionaleworks.com

Creativity is at the heart of everything we do at HopFusion Ale Works. We are excited by innovation and art, and we decided to fuse those concepts into our brewery. Our founders, Macy Moore and Matt Hill, are passionate about both. They firmly believe that craft brew is an experience, not just a beer. It’s about community and friends.

pouring Glory1001 Bryan Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104682.707.5441www.pouringglory.com

Pouring Glory is located in the Near Southside neighborhood of Fort Worth in a reno-vated Historic building built in 1943 with exposed brick, concrete floors and Edison bulbs. This quaint bunker bar features a small display kitchen dishing out gastro pub style food and chef specials, with some menu items infused with beer. Voted Best of 2016, 2018 and 2019 Beer Selection, we feature over 50 beers on tap at any given time. While we do support local breweries, our focus is stocking the best beers avail-able from across the country. $4 Happy Hour on select beers 3-7p and $3 Daily beer special.

Winslow’s Wine café4101 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.546.6843www.winslowswine.comMonday – Thursday 4:00 pm - 11:00 pm, Friday 4:00 pm - 12:00amSaturday 10:30 am -12:00 am. Sunday 10:30 am—10pmHappy Hour 7 Days a week 30% off Wine Bottles Tuesday & Sunday

An intimately sized venue in the heart of a neighborhood where you’re among friends, with an ambiance conducive to good conversations & the feeling of familiarity. Winslow’s is more than just a place to meet for dinner or drinks…it’s a gathering spot for the soul.

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arts and culture texas magazinewww.ArtsandCultureTX.com

The only print magazine and website dedicated to the visual and performing arts in North Texas and across the Lone Star State. We provide honest review and engaging commentary on the contemporary and emerging art scene.

Fort Worth Weeklywww.fwweekly.comThe Weekly is an award-winning media outlet renowned for its in-depth investigative report-ing and cultural criticism. The dominant reference point for active adults in Tarrant County, the Weekly reaches 125,000 readers each week, while fwweekly.com generates more than 1.8 million pageviews each month. Readers trust the Weekly's reporters and the editorial staff is decorated with a Pulitzer Prize winner and numerous national awards for excellence in journalism.

FW blackhouse + art tooth1105 Peach Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102817.528.7638, [email protected] www.arttooth.com/gallery-night-party-bus4pm-9pm Join Art Tooth and Fwblackhouse on a fantastic ride to multiple galleries on the Gallery Night pArty Bus! Beginning at FW Blackhouse the bus will travel to 5 Gallery Night stops including Artes de La Rosa, The Kimbell Art Museum and more. Visit www.arttooth.com or www.fwblackhouse.com to purchase tickets!

historic Fort Worth, inc.1110 Penn Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102817.336.2344 ext 102

Each September, HFW celebrates the connection between art and architecture through the talent of studio artists at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center because studio artists are part of the culture of great cities. This year’s honoree is Gene Owens and the featured artist is Devon Nowlin. The acquisition cost of each painting includes a charitable contribution to HFW to help keep two other works of art open to the public, McFarland House (1899) and Thistle Hill (1904).

martin & martin design2819 Anode Lane, Dallas, TX 75220214.252.0692www.martinandmartindesign.com

fine Art Services | exhibit Design & fabrication | Lighting Design & electricalWe provide you with a creative, seamless experience around all your art + liGht related needs

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Signature image1702 N. Sylvania Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76111817.759.1044 www.sigimage.comSignature Image specializes in art reproduction and fine art printing, but we offer many printing services and products. We recreate your original artwork or photograph on canvas, fine art papers or metal. Our mission is to provide museum quality prints worthy of an artist’s signa-ture. We also offer gift, promotional and apparel printing. Visit our website for a full list of services and prices.

david Wharton photography1702 N Sylvania, Ft Worth TX [email protected] in photograping fine art

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UNTHSC, Serving our community through art and scienceVisit our Atrium Art Gallery and grab a bite to eat at our campus restaurant, Torched Apron Grill.

For location details:unthsc.edu/atrium 817-735-2000

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