Culture
Posted By Anonymous on 2012 May 17 - 5:10pm
The Fort Worth Museum of Modern Art’s new exhibit, America by Glenn Ligon, is a provocative and fascinating discussion of identity in America.
by Brennen Anderson
Walk into the huge foyer, look up and left: “negro sunshine” shines down from the second story. Entitled Warm Broad Glow, artist Glenn Ligon fashioned letters from “black neon” tubes (painted black and filled with navy blue light) and yellow-white neon...
Posted By Anonymous on 2012 Feb 3 - 4:33pm
Straightforward advice on anything and everything / by Molly Forthright
illustration by Charles Marsh
Q: I visited a new restaurant in town this week and ordered a grilled chicken sandwich for lunch, with the intent to keep it light and healthy. What was served to me could have easily fed a family of four. The two-pound chicken breast was smothered in cheese, and the...
Posted By Chorany on 2012 Jan 25 - 10:30am
Fort Worth-bred talent
Talking music and lyrics with Hudson Moore
by Jennifer Retter
What made you decide to become a musician? I’ve always really been a musician. Ever since I was 11 years old, I’ve been playing guitar, drums and bass. There wasn’t really a decision point. It was more so a step...
Posted By Chorany on 2012 Jan 25 - 10:21am
Galveston was a major gateway to Texas and the rest of the United States.
There were many ways to enter this country in its early history.
The one that comes instantly to mind is Ellis Island in New York. But, as an exhibit at the Fort Worth Museum of Science...