The late, great artist Romare Bearden was known for his bold, bright collages of jazz nightlife and his North Carolina childhood. But the Amon Carter’s new show is of Homer’s Odyssey. Bearden makes it his own.
Posts Tagged 'Amon Carter Museum'
Think of it as an early spring thaw. The Dallas Museum of Art will release three books just in the next few months through the Yale University Press — more than it’s done in a typical year.
Today in the roundup: A plea to Museum Tower, a roundup of visual arts notes and Seth Meyers’ plea to Texas.
Today in the roundup: Reviewing DTC’s ‘Chad Deity,’ plus words with Olga Kern and the Amon Carter’s Andrew Walker.
The Phillips Collection may be a boutique operation in DC, but it pioneered modernism in America and collecting living American artists. One hundred artworks from Winslow Homer to Mark Rothko make up the largest touring show the Carter has hosted.
Today in the roundup: The best in local arts, Fort Worth’s singer/poet and a slew of visual arts news.
Enter to win a package of goodies all tied to the Amon Carter Museum of American Art’s current exhibition.
The Alamo comes to North Texas, Dallas’ black journalists give Beyonce some props and various hires and whatnot were announced: It’s the Friday arts news roundup.
Videos on opera, videos on museums; reviews on Tigers Be Still, and thoughts on creativity. Dig in.
Today in the roundup: A big weekend for local clarinetists, rethinking what engagement in the arts means and the Amon Carter’s new interpretation manager.







