Emerging and established artists bring their works to life with new augmented reality app
This past spring Timothy Brendler gave students in his music and media communications course at I.M. Terrell Academy for STEM and VPA an interesting assignment: compose a handful of songs for an augmented reality art walk.They received their assignment as Neighborhood Leap,…
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‘I want it to evoke a sense of wonder’: artist Crystal Wagner creates new installation at Fort Works Art (w/video)
Crystal Wagner is fascinated by root systems and the natural environment around her. The branches that split off trees draw her in with their organic curves. This fascination has become…
Two artists extend exhibit at Fort Worth Community Arts Center
Photographer Dontrius Williams began his photo project “Product Of The Block” as a portraiture series before the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020. “It started out as a portrait project at…
Carter exhibit ‘Black Every Day’ celebrates history of Black community, labor and excellence
Curators for the “Black Every Day” photography exhibit at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art started planning their show two years ago, but one of the curators said it’s…
Kids ‘step into the spotlight’ as they prepare for showcase of Broadway musicals
Macy Thiebaud remembers how nervous she felt before stepping into a Kids Who Care rehearsal for the first time. The 2012 original production of Freedom Bound was the then 8-year-old…
As Forest Park train sits idle, residents say city should keep tradition chugging along
In April, Fort Worth resident Joshua Youngblood planned to take his 4-year-old daughter to ride the Forest Park miniature train. On the first Saturday of May, after a month of…
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Movie reviews
‘The Forgiven’ Review: The beautiful people and lavish settings are no match for the repulsion generated in the hedonistic tale of atonement
Hedonism is on full display at a lavish villa situated in the middle of the Moroccan desert where its fortress-like…
‘The Phantom of the Open’ Review: The golf biopic hits an ace as Mark Rylance invokes the spirit of Peter Sellers for the funny and charming film with the irresistible Sally Hawkins in the supportive wife role
If there’s one lesson to be learned from Craig Roberts’ “The Phantom of the Open” it’s to dream big. The…
‘The Black Phone’ Review: The young cast is terrific and Ethan Hawke is menacing in the horror-thriller that pays tribute to the master Stephen King
This weekend in theaters across the country there will be a whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on, and I’m not talking…
Movie Lover Alert: The 2022 Oak Cliff Film Festival is happening this weekend
It’s a great weekend for cinema fans. Get out of the heat and into a cool movie theater for the…
‘Offseason’ Review: Isolation and desperation run rampant in the island horror thriller that features elements of H.P. Lovecraft
Horror maven Mickey Keating returns with a surreal thriller that employs an island setting to generate chills in “Offseason.” Scream…
‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ Review: The sophomore film and Sundance favorite from Dallas native Cooper Raiff is funny, sentimental, and proves that he’s one to watch
After garnering critical acclaim at SXSW in 2020 for his debut “S#!%house” it looks as if Dallas writer-director-actor Cooper Raiff…
‘Neptune Frost’ Review: Williams and Uzeyman’s cyber-tribal musical pulsates with unbridled energy that challenges the viewer while dropping infectious rhythms
The collaboration between American poet-artist Saul Williams and Rwandan actress-playwright Anisia Uzeyman is filled with science fiction ideas and concepts…
‘Men’ Review: Alex Garland’s psychological thriller shifts gears for the shocking finale as Jesse Buckley battles horror driven by prejudice
Two decades ago, Alex Garland tested the horror waters by writing the screenplay for Danny Boyle’s zombie feature “28 Days…
‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ review: Dame Maggie Smith delivers another heartwarming performance as Crawley family reunites for enjoyable trip down memory lane
Fans of the PBS show will gain the most from this second big-screen adaptation that, as the title suggests, is…
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