Andrew Walker — currently the assistant director for curatorial affairs and curator of American art at the Saint Louis Art Museum — has been appointed director-designate, beginning January 31. He’ll officially take over from retiring director Ron Tyler on, well, April Fool’s Day.
The Amon Carter does Alfred Steiglitz proud, we’re proud of the crazy, cheapo, sci-fi films shot in Texas in the ’60s, Curtis King of the Black Academy of Arts and Letters ain’t too proud to beg and Fluxus proudly returns to Fort Worth before heading off into space.
Today in the roundup: Wrapping up VideoFest, an early listen to the Old 97′s new album and local museum news.
Today in the roundup: The best of Forth Worth, Shrek shines and theater and photography talk.
Dr. Ron Tyler will retire from his post as director of the Amon Carter Museum in April.
In the Saturday Spotlight, we’re taking in art morning, noon and night.
Today in the roundup: Alternative arts spaces, leading local arts funding and visualizing heat.
Just so we’re all clear on this: The Amon Carter Museum is officially changing its name to the Amon Carter Museum of American Art.
Today in the roundup, Modernism at the Amon Carter, mariachi in Denton and SEC troubles in Dallas.
KERA guest commentator Patricia Mora looks at William J. McCloskey’s Wrapped Oranges, a work at the Amon Carter Museum that she says is an overlooked masterpiece.
