Fort Worth Art Dealers Association // Spring Gallery Night 2025
March 29
MISSION STATEMENT
FWADA is a unique arts organization in a unique American place. Few cities of Fort Worth’s size are privileged to command 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 cooperation 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 programs, art scholarships, and art competitions, FWADA organizes, funds, and hosts exhibitions of noteworthy art.
FWADA sponsors the annual Fall Gallery Night and Spring Gallery Night for members and friends. FWADA also sponsors an annual show featuring submitted artworks from Member institutions, the summer Selections exhibition. Keep an eye out for our Gallery Guide! You can find our most recent issue in your FW Weekly newspaper, or pick one up at a Member gallery or museum.
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 internationally. Newcomers are frequently dazzled by the quality of work being created in every medium and style. Their passion reinvigorates 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 conduct 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 aesthetic richness of Fort Worth.
AMON CARTER MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
3501 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107
817.738.1933 | www.cartermuseum.org
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 10-5
The Amon Carter Museum of American Art (the Carter) is located in Fort Worth’s Cultural District and offers events and exhibitions that provide insight into the past, present, and future of American creativity. This spring, explore Scott and Stuart Gentling’s artistic engagement with the Age of Enlightenment in Classically Trained: The Gentlings and Music, an exhibition featuring over 20 artworks by the Gentlings including paintings, drawings, and music inspired by the intellectual and cultural ideals of the Enlightenment period. Discover more about the evolution of Rufino Tayo’s artistic technique through his works on paper and the ways he experimented to add volume and texture to a traditionally two-dimensional medium in Rufino Tamayo: Innovation and Experimentation.
ART ON THE BOULEVARD
4919 Camp Bowie Blvd., Suite B, Fort Worth, TX 76107
817.737.6368 | www.artontheboulevard.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: Tues.-Sat. 11-5
Contemporary Creations of Stephen Watson
Please visit the gallery and explore the beautiful creations of Stephen, spanning several years of work. His paintings have a very soothing and quiet, layered quality, along with bit of mystery. Stephen studied art for several years at UTA as well as TCC and works mainly in acrylics. You will appreciate his style. Other works on display will be the very colorful works of Gloria Sepp, Camillie Kerr, & John D. Williams, Barry Udoff, Kay Wirz, Phillip Ecton, & Jennifer Stufflebeam. Oils by Delores Hibbard.
Stephen Watson, "February"
Gloria Sepp, "Soft"
ARTES DE LA ROSA
1442 N. Main St., Fort Worth, TX 76164
817.624.8333 | www.artesdelarosa.org
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12–8
Reception: 5:30-8, Artist Talk: 6
Regular Hours: Tues.–Fri. 11–5
EXHIBITION: “Fabricated Games”
Join us for this impactful exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Claudia Maysen, who merges abstraction with representation to explore social issues within our communities from a vantage point of, both, a Mexican immigrant and an American citizen. She employs a diverse range of mediums to create two and threedimensional pieces that challenge conventional narratives.
In Fabricated Games, Maysen delves into resilience against the backdrop of gun violence. Paintings, videos, sculptures and interactive installations foster a thought-provoking conversation that is both enlightening and empowering.
On view March 14 – April 12, 2025.
ANNEX GALLERY: A Women’s History Month presentation recognizing that gun violence is a women’s issue and that women are leading the fight to end it, highlighting Latinas working in advocacy.
Claudia Maysen, I Make My Own Game
Claudia Maysen, On Chessboard (With Rainbow)
ARTSPACE111
111 Hampton St., Fort Worth, TX 76102
817.692.3228 | www.artspace111.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12–9
Regular Hours: Tues.-Fri. 11-5, Sat. 11-2
The Main Gallery: Artspace111 presents DANVILLE CHADBOURNE – ARTIFACTS, showcasing new clay and wood works, including sculptures, ceramic reliefs, and wood-panel drawings. Chadbourne’s art explores primal and spiritual themes through organic forms, evoking ambiguity, morality, and existence. His work suggests a mythological culture, harmonizing with nature and time. Using clay, wood, stone, and found objects, he creates pieces rich in anthropological and archaeological significance.
Grella Gallery: New select works by Artspace111 artists.
Blagg Gallery: A pop-up shop of Artspace111 merchandise and prints by Jack Daw.
ON THE PATIO 5-8:
Simon Flory Trio live music
Melt ice cream for purchase
Austin’s Underdawgs hot dogs for purchase
CARTER BOWDEN ANTIQUES
4003 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107
817.738.6433
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 2-9
Regular Hours: 11:30-5, Tues.-Sat.
On View:
Monotypes by former Fort Worth resident Miriam Keates-Reid
Contemporary Quilts by Wendy Hook (pictured far right)
Assorted artwork, including Fort Worth Circle Artists
Miriam Keates-Reid, Blue Grotto
George Grammer, Beach Shack
FORT WORKS ART
2100 Montgomery St., Fort Worth, TX 76107
817.759.9475 | www.fortworksart.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: 11-5, Tues.-Sat.
Terra and Bloom showcases the work of two talented oil painters—local artist Kerri Menchaca and Chilean artist Alonsa Guevara. Menchaca’s landscapes reveal the serene beauty of nature, while Guevara’s vibrant fruit still lifes delve into the connection between nature and the inner self. Through their realistic approaches, both artists highlight nature’s power to inspire and its profound impact on our lives. “Transportation Transformation” focuses on abstract pieces by Greg Bahr, incorporating elements, such as patterns and color, to explore themes of movement and change with his everyday routines. This offers a thought-provoking look at how routine experiences can influence artistic expression.
Greg Bahr, Wednesday Route
Thought and Memory, Kerri Menchaca
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-5, weekends by appointment
Y’all are invited to “As seen off random roads in the Big Bend,” a vibrant showcase of West Texas artistry with a healthy dose of depth and charm. Marathon’s own George Zupp, known for his bold, expressive paintings, masterfully captures the united spirit of the region—where ranch life meets the surreal. Meanwhile, Alpine’s Jennifer Pittinger presents a striking photographic narrative, chronicling the landscapes and individuals who define the essence of Big Bend. Her work captures the oddball beauty through her lens, from sunbaked landscapes to the locals who could probably out-storytell your grandpa. Together, their work offers an evocative, authentic portrait of West Texas—one that is as thought-provoking as it is impossible to look away from, like a roadside scene you just have to slow down for. Don’t miss this chance to experience the eccentric charm of their desert home.
Join us in exploring Gallery at Bowie House, where modern artistry elegantly intertwines with the classic western spirit of Texas. Wander through our inviting gathering spaces, halls, and guest rooms, each showcasing a carefully curated selection of artworks. With nearly 500 exquisite masterpieces on display and countless available for purchase, there’s the perfect artwork for any type of collector.
Proudly showcasing both local emerging artists alongside globally renowned talents, we promise a diverse and enriching experience that both makes you inspired to travel the world, but also reminds us to be grateful for where we are right now.
Join us on Gallery Night for in person showings, exclusive insight into the gallery and our artists, and first looks at some of our newest releases. With a surprise around every corner, immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene at Bowie House and find a treasure for your own collection. We look forward to welcoming you!
View our artists:
KEITH HOUSE
4814 Edwards Ranch Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76109
Across from Press Cafe near the Shops at Clearfork www.keithhouse.org
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 3:30-8:30
Regular Hours: Opening hours vary with the seasons. Please see our website for dates and times.
Spring Gallery Night at Keith House includes 20-minute presentations of Come to Good, James Turrell’s 99th Skyspace, at 4 PM and 5 PM. A full program will run from 7:25 to 8:22 PM, weather permitting, with the artist’s warm-up sequence beginning at 6:45 PM. Capacity is limited. For reservations, visit keithhouse.org.
Come to Good, 2024, is James Turrell’s only Skyspace in North Texas open to the public. Keith House, a modern-day meeting house on the banks of the Trinity River, was designed by Bennett Partners architects with artist James Turrell. Its deep porch and limestone exterior reflect Texas vernacular style, while exposed steel beams and large windows draw on modernist influences. Inside, the meeting room’s stunning double-barrel dome, hand-crafted benches and peaceful soundscape provide the backdrop for Come to Good viewings.
Explore the Kimbell Art Museum’s renowned permanent collection, which ranges from antiquity to the 20th century and includes European masterpieces, Egyptian and classical antiquities, and the art of Asia, Africa and the ancient Americas. The Kimbell’s permanent collection is displayed in the iconic Louis I. Kahn Building and Renzo Piano Pavilion and is always free to view.
Photo by Robert LaPrelle, Kimbell Art Museum
STUDIO & GALLERY
3270 Canberra Ct. @ East Berry, Fort Worth, TX 76105
817.536.5750 | McAnthonysmulticulturalart.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 2-9
Additional Gallery Hours: By appointment only Tue-Sun unless a exhibit is up
Perspectives, Women and the Art they Love: Featuring, Meridell Armour, Toney Jones, Beth McAnthony, Karen Shields, and Jane Siebenthall.
Join us on Saturday, March 29 to explore our special exhibitions now on view, Alex Da Corte: The Whale and Feeling Color: Aubrey Willis and Frank Bowling.
Aubrey Williams, Realm of the Sun, 1982
Alex Da Corte, 2016, Born on the Floor
REBECCA LOW SCULPTURE GALLERY, INC.
7608 Camp Bowie West, Fort Worth, TX 76116
817.907.8679 | www.rebeccalow.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: Wed.-Sat. 11-4, or by appointment
We are so excited about our featured artist, Jarred Bishop. His innate creativity and his love of steel are a true match.
Jarred says, “Steel is unfathomably strong, impervious to the elements, and astonishingly beautiful. I feel that thought provocation, aesthetic magnetism, emotional invocation, contemporary originality, and the absolute truth are the driving forces which comprise progressive works of art. Steel may be manipulated to exacerbate all of these ideas.”
If you were unable to attend last Fall Gallery Night, one will see the new works by 3 internationally known artists, Daniel Padilla with his colorful acrylic wall sculpturesand paintings, Scott Gentry with his beautiful and graceful marble and alabastersculptures and Tyra J. with her intricate cellulose sculptures. One will, also, see new works by Rebecca Low, Terry Jones, Chasity Hernandez, David Mikitka and Dewayne Nall.
Though Frederic Remington and Charles Russell are known today as fine artists, both worked as illustrators throughout their careers. Our current exhibition, Remington and Russell in Black and White, features an array of both artists’ original grayscale works paired with their counterparts printed in magazines and books.
In honor of FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night, the museum has invited local artist Juan Velazquez to paint in our galleries. Visitors can stop by between 1:00 – 3:00 to see the artist in process as he paints canvases with black & white portraits of figures from Latin American history. Then explore the museum and enjoy the many black and white artworks by Remington and Russell on display in our current exhibition.
ARTIST IN PROCESS event @ 1:00 – 3:00 with local artist Juan Velazquez.
Local artist Juan Velazquez
Frederic Remington, The Cow Puncher, 1901
SINACA STUDIOS
1013 W. Magnolia Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76104
817.899.0024 | www.sinacastudios.org
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: 10-9, Tues.-Sat.
Join us in celebrating art with glass artists, Clifton Crofford, Kevin McGehee, and Christa Westbrook and view work from over 50 artists in the SiNaCa Gallery, while they create several unique pieces in the studio in this free public presentation.
SiNaCa Studios will present glassblowing demonstrations by our incredibly talented artists on staff for Spring Gallery night from 12 noon until 9 p.m. on March 29th. This is a great opportunity to find out more about the process of creating glass art and to interact with the artists while they work. SiNaCa staff will guide you through the process with a narration of the techniques used during the demonstrations.
Hours: M-F 11-4, Sat. 1-4
MFA Thesis Exhibition - Austin Lewis
Austin Lewis’ MFA Thesis Exhibition is on view March 27-April 1, 2025 at Moudy Gallery with a reception on Thursday, March 27, 5-7 pm. Using materials collected over extended periods of time, Lewis makes structures and compositions from familiar or discarded things found in everyday life, such as paper, plastic, mattresses, and cardboard. Through the creation of these structures, he invites the viewer to reconsider both the oddity and wonder in the mundane.
The Trinity River Campus presents an exhibition of current TCC-Trinity River Campus student artwork. Rebecca Low, owner of Rebecca Low Sculpture Gallery in Fort Worth will be our juror for the exhibit. Attendees will also be able to view the RadioShack corporate art collection that is on permanent display throughout the campus. Trinity River Campus East Fork Gallery is located downtown in the 300 block of W. Belknap Street.
Park for free in our garage! Please use the Cherry Street entrance to enter the parking garage, and inform the parking attendant that you are attending Gallery Night.
Colorful Leopard, Acrylic, by Maiesha Rahman
THE UPSTAIRS GALLERY
Fancy Flowers by Martha Sue Meek
Garden Roses by Beatriz Welch
WILLIAM CAMPBELL GALLERY
4935 Byers Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76107 817.737.9566 | www.williamcampbellgallery.com GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12–9 Regular Hours: Tues.–Fri. 10–5 & Sat. 11–4 Wildflower Sequence 45 | 36 x 100 | John Holt Smith
William Campbell Gallery is pleased to present a dynamic exhibition featuring both current and long-standing artists. Curated specifically for Spring Gallery Night, this collection celebrates the exceptional talent represented by the gallery.
The 4935 Byers Ave. location will feature works by Woodrow Blagg, James Blake, Stephen Daly, J.T. Grant, Jake Gilson, Marshall Harris, Ken Hale, Billy Hassell, Lee A. Hill, John Holt Smith, Julie Lazarus, Lloyd Martin, Steve Murphy, Harmony Padgett, James Marshall, Mark Smith, Luther Smith, Donald Sultan, Richard Thompson, Frank X Tolbert, Cecil Touchon, and more.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL GALLERY
FOCH LOCATION
217 Foch St., Fort Worth, TX 76107
682.224.6131 | www.williamcampbellgallery.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12–9
Regular Hours: Tues.–Fri. 10–5 & Sat. 11–4
William Campbell Gallery is thrilled to present two concurrent exhibitions at its expanded location, 217 Foch Street, for Spring Gallery Night: Recent Abstractions: Works by Kevin Tolman and Enigma: New Works by Maxine Helfman. Tolman’s work explores the balance between nature’s order and chaos through nonrepresentational compositions that reflect his deep connection to the world around him. His paintings juxtapose organic spontaneity with structural geometry, creating dynamic interactions of color, shape, and texture. Layers of pigment, lines, and marks evolve over time, fusing into cohesive, harmonious abstractions.
Enigma presents evocative photo collages in which Helfman combines portraiture, still life, and layered imagery to create compelling, open-ended narratives. By incorporating found objects, textiles, and subtle visual cues, she crafts scenes that transcend time and place, inviting personal interpretation. “It is ultimately the viewer, through their personal experience and memories, that weaves together the stories,” she explains.
Join WCG for an evening of art and conversation with the artists in attendance throughout the day and after 5.30 pm.
Praça (Com Anta) II, Kevin Tolman
Maxine Helfman
FORT WORTH ART DEALERS ASSOCIATION MEMBERS
FRIENDS OF FWADA
EATS & DRINKS
Zona 7 Gallery
400H GALLERY
400 Houston St., Fort Worth, TX 76102 @400hGallery
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: Tues.-Sun. 12-8
Ginger Roots: Fort Worth
400h Gallery presents a vibrant collection of artworks guest-curated by the Dallas Asian American Art Collective (DAAART) in honor of Asian & Pacific Islander American Heritage Month. The exhibition, titled “Ginger Roots: Fort Worth,” explores themes of shared commonalities within the Asian Texan diaspora as well as the historic contributions of AAPIs in Texas. Ginger is a bridge across cuisines across the Asian diaspora; it represents the multifaceted struggle of the Asian American experience. Roots boldly refers to Asians’ presence in Texas since the 1800s and their impact on Texas’ history. From March 21st to June 1st, 400h Gallery offers a view into the expansive experiences of Asian Texans. Curated by guest curators Christina Hahn, Leili Arai Tavallaei, and Adrianna Touch of the Dallas Asian American Art Collective (DAAART).
ARTS FORT WORTH
3165 E Rosedale St., Fort Worth, TX 76105 817.738.1938 | www.artsfortworth.org
THE SUMMIT IS TAKING PLACE FROM 9-3
Regular Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-6
Arts Forward is one-day summit for creatives, artists, performers, advocates, businesses, and the community to come together for inspiration and connection- anyone who is interested in the arts! Hear from local, state, and national experts on issues facing the arts today, explore local arts organizations, and create in a community arts project!
7 Gourds by Minji Kang – Watrous
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CARAVAN OF DREAMS GALLERY
501 Houston St., Fort Worth, TX 76102
@sundancesquareart
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: Tues-Sun. 12-8
west follies
west follies is a captivating exhibition by Karinne Smith, created during her year-long residency at Sundance Square. Drawing from the mundane domestic objects of the American West—plastic chairs, water jugs, laundry—Smith transforms these peripheral items into symbols of mysticism and reflection. The show presents a range of paired works across photography, print, painting, and sculpture, each carrying the echo of another time or place. These works create a tension between familiarity and strangeness, inviting viewers to linger in the haunting absence of what once was. Smith bends our vision to a world that feels both ignored and omnipresent, a mirage that only emerges in the arid urban landscape of the West. Karinne Smith, born in Los Angeles County, has exhibited widely in cities like Chicago, New York, and Ontario. She holds a BA from UC Berkeley and an MFA from Yale University. On view until May 2025.
GIANT RUNT
120 St. Louis Ave. Ste. 149, Fort Worth, TX 76102 817.919.2316 | @giantrunt
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Reattach Me to My Body marks Alexis Maebry’s return to Fort Worth with all new work and her first solo show since earning her MFA at Virgina Commonwealth University. Raucous textile and assemblage work meets painting and collage, resulting in works that challenge tradition and confront underlying societal contradictions. Alexis’ work is emblematic of the next wave - conceptually personal yet sincere and materially free without self-consciousness.
Pinkie III by Karinne Smith
HOUSE OF NEVILLE
GALLERY & GATHERINGS
2409 NeVille St., Fort Worth, TX 76107
817.454.4107 | www.houseofneville.art
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 11-9
Regular Hours: Wed.-Sat. 11-7, Sun.-Tues. by appointment
We welcome you and yours to House of NeVille Gallery & Gatherings. We are a rotating Gallery, usually displaying collections for three months. We’ve had the honor of showing “Stroke of Genius” for the last three months, March 29th is the last display. You don’t want to miss this show which invites the imagination of all to wonder, admire and take your special piece home. Our goal is to engage our community by providing an inviting open door gallery for guest and artist, along with superb teachers and classes, events and music. We understand and encourage the healing benefits of art in all its forms. It’s important to this gallery to give with an open mind and heart, to do so creates some of the greatest blessings. We invite you to come and experience House of NeVille.
An art space presenting the works of Amy Lynn and Greg Davis. Greg, a National Geographic published fine art photographer, has works in the Wittliff, Raymond James and Grace Museum Collections. Greg’s work is strongly influenced by the human condition and the spirit within us all. Amy, Fort Worth native and winner of Best in Show – Emerging at the 2024 Main Street Festival, handcrafts each of her one-of-a-kind, nature-inspired, heirloom pieces from sterling silver, natural stones, vintage and found objects. Guests Artists, The Fort Worth Art Collective, a group of established professional artists from multiple disciplines and mediums, will be presenting a diverse collection of unique small-scale works in an exhibition titled: Teeny Tiny. Mixed media textile artists, Apothicc Studios, weave Brazilian heritage and country queer sass into their design sensibility to create one-of-a-kind works of art with a touch of humor and Brenda Melgoza Ciardello, a Carter Community Artist Alum and interdisciplinary artist will be presenting two special outdoor sculptural installations.
KINFOLK HOUSE
1913 Wallace St., Fort Worth, TX 76105 kinfolkhouse.org
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 11-4
Regular Hours: Thurs 11-2, Fri. & Sat. 11-6
How do materials shape culture? Kinfolk House’s current exhibition, “The Materiality of Culture,” explores the power of materials to reflect, challenge, and transform cultural narratives. Featuring works by Xxavier Carter, Minji Kang-Watrous, and Cruz Ortiz, this show weaves memory, identity, and activism through diverse media—from handmade Korean paper to folk-inspired printmaking. Founded by Sedrick and Letitia Huckaby, Kinfolk House is a vibrant creative space in a historic Polytechnic home, where art, culture, and community converge.
THE POOL NEAR SOUTHSIDE ARTS SPACE
1801 8th Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76110 https://www.facebook.com/ thepoolnearsouthside
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: vary by exhibition
Spring erupts in unexpected forms at “Spring - An Exhibition in Sight and Sound”, a one-night convergence featuring some of Fort Worth’s most compelling artists, presented by Arrt Dept. & The Near Southside. This immersive experience transforms traditional gallery boundaries, weaving together art and musical performance to create an environment where visual and auditory elements dance in dialogue. Curated with precision, this exhibition showcases three of Dallas Fort Worth’s most inspiring female artists. Erika Duque Scully, Mariell Guzman, and Jessica Vollrath, with a musical performance by Molly Chapin. Each artist brings their unique interpretation of awakening, filtered through contemporary sensibilities and diverse media. As Fort Worth’s gallery night reaches its crescendo, Arrt Dept. emerges as a vital force in experiential art, orchestrating moments where sight and sound collide to create something new and powerful.
TEXAS ACADEMY OF FIGURATIVE ART
415 South Main St., Fort Worth, TX 76104
817.727.2995 | www.tafastudio.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 5-8
Regular Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-4, or by appointment
Visit the Texas Academy of Figurative Art and see our Spring Salon! This is an exhibition of contemporary realist works that range from classical Old Master copies, cast drawings, portraits, figurative works, still-life and landscapes! TAFA is the only fine art academy in Texas with a full time curriculum in contemporary realist drawing and painting.
TUBMAN GALLERY
6613 East Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76112 tubmangallery.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: Weds.-Sat. 12-6
TUBMAN Gallery proudly presents I SEE THE FUTURE
IT’S BLACK, a study of Black art objects and their ability to store and transmit information about both time and space while at once being powerful, beautiful and complex.
TUBMAN Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery programmed and led by Director Matthew Nelson and co-founder Dante Williams, a pair of Fort Worth natives with two decades of experience in independent art and business. The gallery takes its name from the American abolitionist and social activist Harriet Tubman, and occupies a 600 square foot white cube space at 6613 East Lancaster Avenue just off I-820 in the heart of East Fort Worth. All are welcome and TUBMAN is always free to attend.
Find out more about our work and exhibition program at tubmangallery.com and subscribe to our newsletter and contact us at art@tubmangallery.com.
ZONA 7 GALLERY
404 Houston St., Fort Worth, TX 76102
@sundancesquareart
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 12-9
Regular Hours: Tues.-Sun. 12-8
Pink Tax: Unpacking Femininity
Pink Tax: Unpacking Femininity is a group exhibition that uses the color pink as a lens to explore girlhood, power, and resilience. Featuring regional artists working in diverse mediums, this show delves into the complex history of pink, reimagining its associations with strength, defiance, and the fight to be heard. Pink Tax celebrates femininity and amplifies women’s voices through art. Gallery proceeds will benefit the Women’s Center of Tarrant County, which provides vital services locally. This exhibition is on view through June 1, 2025 and is curated by Sundance Square, Joy Reyes, and Kelsha Reese.
Newly remodeled, now offering a full-service bar, enhanced menu including offering a variety of dishes from braised short ribs to our featured catch of the day, and options for indoor and outdoor dining/cocktails. A neighborhood favorite in the heart of the Westside. Open 7 days, Mon.-Thurs., 2pm-10pm, Fri. 2pm-11pm, Sat. 10am-11pm, Sun. 10am-9pm. Brunch served till 2pm on weekends.
EATS & DRINKS
The Powder Room by Rae Flores
Katherine Kaya Paul Miller Jeanne Akita
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS (AIA) FORT WORTH
Pella, 3901 West Fwy. Ste 101, Fort Worth, TX 76107 www.aiafw.org
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 3-9 - food and drink reception after 5 Regular Hours: Mon.-Fri., 9-6
Building Toys & Toy Buildings: Brickitecture
Organized by AIA Fort Worth, Presented by Blackson Brick Co., Hosted by Pella
From Lincoln Logs to LEGO, building toys have long fueled our architectural imagination. This exhibition, curated by architect Blane Ladymon, AIA, and on loan from Dallas’ Architecture and Design Foundation, celebrates the beloved toy brick through micro-scale replicas of famous architectural icons and works of fantasy.
Featuring over 150 sets from the curator’s collection, including LEGO Architecture series and Atom Bricks sets, many are enhanced with LED lighting to bring them to life. Models range from 35-piece builds to the 10,055-piece Sagrada Familia, offering unique perspectives on structures across time and geography. Visitors can discover both new and recognizable buildings, spotting surprising similarities between diverse structures.
While this family-friendly exhibition is hands-off, please save the date for our Family Build Day on April 13 for an interactive building activity.The full exhibition is on display from March 29th through April 18th.
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ART TOOTH GALLERY NIGHT PARTY BUS
3621 Byers Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76107 817.528.7638 | www.arttooth.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 4-9
Tickets are available now for the Gallery Night Party Bus. Let Art Tooth lead the way as you sit back, relax, and explore multiple FWADA galleries on March 29th from 4 PM to 9 PM. This year, we’ll be kicking off and wrapping up at Hotel Dryce! Visit www.arttooth.com to purchase tickets.
BRIGGS FREEMAN SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY
4828 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107
817.731.8466 | www.briggsfreeman.com
GALLERY NIGHT HOURS: 3-9 - food and drink reception after 5
Regular Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30-5:30
Join us for an exclusive Pop-Up Art Event where local artistry meets global luxury in an unforgettable evening of culture and creativity. Step into a transformed space—our sleek, modern office reimagined as a gallery showcasing the work of acclaimed local artists. Enjoy a curated experience where Fort Worth’s vibrant creativity blends seamlessly with the sophistication of world-class real estate. After 5pm, enjoy art accompanied by live music and an assortment of light bites and wine. Whether you’re a real estate enthusiast, art lover, or simply looking for an extraordinary evening, come celebrate the soul and spirit of our community with us.
Bumble Bee Yoga Community is an inclusive 501(c) 3 nonprofit yoga studio. We teach trauma sensitive yoga everyday onsite and work in Fort Worth using the tools of yoga to improve mental and physical health and prevent suicide. Spring Gallery night is an opportunity to support young artists. We showcase the work of students. Our very own Gabby Douglas will entertain us with live music. Our sweet studio offers a beautiful back drop. We cannot wait to meet you and welcome you. Stop by, bring your friends. Our event is suitable for all ages.
Marty & Pat’s Frame Shoppe has been on the bricks for 38 years and is home to 100% local artists. The lobby is filled with local oil, acrylic and watercolor paintings, handmade jewelry, greeting cards and is home to Kari Breen pet portraits and paintings. Lots of gifts and wall decor. For gallery night, many of the local artists are doing live demonstrations.
PAM CAMPBELL | 817.233.0586 |
American Society of Appraisers, Accredited Senior Appraiser
International Society of Appraisers, Certified Appraiser of Personal Property, Private Client Services
Over 35 years of experience appraising fine art for insurance, charitable contribution, estate planning, estate settlement, equitable distribution, trusts, and gift tax.
Explore Lookout Hill, the newest creative space in the heart Fort Worth! Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned artist, we offer quality art supplies and professional brands to suit every style and level. Visit us and find the perfect tools to inspire your creativity! 316 Main St., Fort Worth, TX 76102
Open Tues-Wed 11-7pm, Thursday 11-8pm, Fri-Sun 11-9pm
Experience the best of Fort Worth in Sundance Square.
Located in the heart of downtown, Sundance Square is a unique 37-acre development highlighting art, commerce, dining, and entertainment.
Join us at Sundance Plaza, known as “Fort Worth’s Living Room,” every Wednesday through Sunday evening for free live concerts performed by incredible local musicians.
Stroll through the world-class art exhibits in our galleries featuring local, national, and international artists. Enjoy the variety of restaurants and entertainment venues for date nights, family adventures, and outings with friends. 15 million people visit Sundance Square annually. Join them in discovering everything this distinctive destination has to offer.
