Italian artist Bernardo Bellotto captures German city of Dresden in large paintings, revealing its beauty before its destruction toward end of World War II by Allied bombs, in a new Kimbell Art Museum exhibit.
The Tony Award-winning musical “Hamilton” will come to Fort Worth in June 2020, promising a busy summer in Sundance Square. “Hamilton” is the Tony Award musical created by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Criterion, the developer for the Union, wants to start a musician in residence program to help along the budding arts scene in the River East neighborhood.
40 years ago, part of the Isamu Noguchi sculpture in front of a 7th Street bank tower vanished. Nobody knows what happened to the 15 imported Japanese rocks that were part of the piece,
The new exhibit at the Kimbell Art Museum, Monet: The Late Years, will feature works done during late-in-life struggles by impressionist Claude Monet. The exhibit will run June 16-Sept. 25 in 2019.
The concert hall in the new TCU Music Center will be named the Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU to honor the memory of the beloved concert pianist, university officials announced Monday.
Stan Lee, the legendary comic book writer who helped create Marvel superheroes like Spider-Man, Iron Man and more, died in Los Angeles on Nov. 12. He was 95.
Michael Lee grew up listening to the blues and started playing guitar at 12. He has now advanced to the live rounds on NBC’s ‘The Voice,’ surviving a knockout round so close that it was decided by a coin flip.
Rapper Kanye West was seen at the Modern and the Kimbell on Saturday, and visited a Fort Worth gun range. UPDATE No. 2: Dallas media report more Dallas stops — and maybe have the answer to why he was in DFW.
The trailer for 'Iron Orchard,' a new independent film based on a novel written by "Tom Pendleton," a pseudonym for a banker from Fort Worth's Van Zandt family.
The 1930-vintage Hollywood Theater screened “Gone With the Wind” and co-hosted a Gary Cooper world movie premiere emceed by Bob Hope. But the 1,800-seat theater has been sealed away for decades at 410 W. Seventh St.
North of West 7th Street In Fort Worth, identical twin sisters Susan Gruppi and Jessica Miller, have taken an industrial area full of old warehouses and turned it into The Foundry District.
“Big Camera/Little Camera” is photographer/filmmaker Laurie Simmons’ first comprehensive retrospective spanning four decades of work. The show is open through January 27 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
Like an early version of a bad online review, noted American artist Frederic Remington wrote home about sleeping in a “little hen coop” of a Fort Worth hotel where “the mosquitoes like to have eaten me up.”
The Ryan Gosling film, opening this weekend, is about Neil Armstrong’s lunar landing in 1969, but the director didn’t show astronauts planting the American flag on the moon so the president is boycotting it.
While promoting the new Hollywood film about their father’s most famous mission, the two sons of late astronaut Neil Armstrong explain and defend the need for President Trump’s ambitious proposed Space Force.
