Retrospective “Takashi Murakami: The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg” will be at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth June 10 through September 16, ,2018 and spans Japanese artist's earliest work to the big displays made with his assistants.
Takashi Murakami introduces his "The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg" exhibition in person to the media. The show runs June 10-September 16 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
Jayden Goldberg and five talented schoolmates will sing opera arias, classical “art songs” and musical-theater favorites to raise money for Fort Worth Opera’s Student Night at the Opera program.
New Orleans native Thaddeus Ford jazz journey began in his hometown. This brilliant trumpet player had to move to North Texas and have a heart attack to find his true sound.
Casa Mañana has had a few different personalities and has reached beyond its main stage over its long history. It has also helped actors have a career in live theater.
The destinations in Julia Heaberlin’s new novel, “Paper Ghosts,” are grim, haunted places scarred by tragedy. The thriller, like her previous books, is set in Texas.
Universal Studious is developing a new 'Friday Night Lights' film, according to Variety. It will reportedly be a fresh take on H.G. Bissinger's story about the 1988 Permian High School football team.
Fort Worth's annual opera festival begins with Spanish TV's Gaby Natale on stage and a long-range plan for serving children and families in Fort Worth.
Portions of six new operas will get a showing as part of the annual festival, and this year's crop of composers and librettists includes Nell Shaw Cohen, with "Mabel's Call," and Rachel Peters, with "Companionship," at Bass Hall in downtown Fort Worth.
The opera features tango dancers, in addition to a cast and chorus. “It is a really good icebreaker for opera. It’s a cabaret, it’s a tango ballet, it’s a poetic recitation,” said director-choreographer John de los Santos.
The book chronicles the unlikely journey of opera singer Ryan Speedo Green from solitary confinement to stardom and the family, teachers and complex realities of race in America that impacted him along the way. It's an expansion of a profile piece Bergner wrote for the New York Times Magazine.
Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival is back for its 33rd year, and it welcomes new food vendors, lots of promising new artists and a lot more, all in in downtown Fort Worth, between the Tarrant County Courthouse and the Fort Worth Convention Center.
Check out the tasty fun of the Tacos + Tequila event opening night at the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival. Nine vendors including local taco favorites Salsa Limón and Taco Heads dished out more tacos than we could count.
Former Cliburn medalists, soprano Ava Pine, an "All-Piano Lovefest of Beloved Broadway Songs," and a festival theme of Paris in the early 20th century are among the highlights.
Performing Arts Fort Worth announces its Broadway series, and new productions of old favorites are mixed with musicals new to Fort Worth and Bass Performance Hall.
Takashi Murakami introduces his "The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg" exhibition in person to the media. The show runs June 10-September 16 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
