The NAMNAL Exhibition Presents Human Intelligence vs Artificial Intelligence: The Art of Survival Opening April 1, 2026 at the Arlington Museum of Art NEW ART MEDIA NEW ART LEARNING (NAMNAL) is proud to announce the upcoming exhibition Human Intelligence vs Artificial Intelligence: The Art of Survival, an unprecedented showcase presented by The Arlington Museum of Art and Tarrant County Education Foundation. This groundbreaking exhibition will run from April 1–30, 2026, with an opening reception on Thursday, April 2, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Highlighting the work of emerging young artists, the exhibition explores the evolving relationship between traditional artmaking practices and rapidly advancing artificial intelligence technologies. Through a diverse range of visual works, the show examines the ethical, aesthetic, and conceptual challenges that define the current dialogue around AI in the art world, probing whether it serves as an influential force for innovation or an insidious disruptor within the creative ecosystem. Human Intelligence vs Artificial Intelligence: The Art of Survival invites audiences to experience how contemporary artists synthesize traditional craftsmanship with cutting‑edge digital and AI-driven practices. The exhibition offers a vivid look at how today’s creators interpret, investigate, and redefine artistic expression amid technological transformation. This exhibition is made possible through the leadership of • DJ Perera, Executive Director of NAMNAL • Dr. Arlene Barnett, President, Tarrant County Education Foundation • Dr. Chris Hightower, President & CEO, Arlington Museum of Art It also features contributions from: • TCU College of Fine Arts • UTD Harry W. Bass Jr. School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology • Amon Carter Museum of American Art • Emerging artists from Eagle Mountain–Saginaw ISD • Emerging artists from the Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts Admission for the reception and exhibition is free of charge. For more information, please contact DJ Perera. djperera22@gmail.com.
Join us Friday, April 10th from 6–9 PM at SiNaCa Studios (1013 W Magnolia Ave, Fort Worth, TX) for a free, come-and-go glassblowing demonstration open to the public. Ever wondered how artists create beautiful glass works? Stop by anytime during the evening to watch live demos in the hot glass studio, grab a seat, and enjoy the experience with friends and family. This month’s featured artist is Clifton Crofford, whose passion for glass began at UT Arlington and led to co-founding SiNaCa Studios in 2007. His work blends ancient and modern symbolism, exploring themes of balance, growth, and human connection through organic forms and traditional glassblowing techniques.
Join filmmakers of all ages and experience levels for a fast-paced weekend challenge to write, shoot, and edit a short film in just 48 hours. Each team gets a unique prompt—and two days to turn it into movie magic.
Join us at Farr Best Theater for the premiere screening of short films created in just 48 hours by local filmmakers of all ages. One weekend. One wild challenge. Endless creativity on the big screen.
We will be hosting a 2 day plein air work shop with Sari Shryack where you will learn to observe your surroundings, and bring them to life on paper! Supplies will be included, however if you wish to bring your own setup please feel free to do so! 10 am- 1pm both days.
🎨 NEW: Monthly Artist Drop-In & Collaborate Group (FREE!) This is a relaxed, no-pressure space for artists to meet, create, share ideas, and collaborate. 🗓 Starts: January 28 ⏰ Time: 5:00–7:00 PM 📆 Ongoing: Last Wednesday of every month ✨ Bring your own food, drink, and favorite art supplies. ✨ Come work on your own project or spark something new together. ✨ All mediums and experience levels welcome. Please sign up so I can get a headcount, bring your friends, and help us build a creative community rooted in connection and collaboration. I’m really looking forward to creating alongside you—let’s collaborate, Fort Worth! 💛
This open call is for anyone- whether you're a practicing artist, a former art teacher, a collector, or someone with artwork you're ready to pass along. The goal is simple: make art accessible, support local creativity, and give every piece a chance to find a new home.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE • Artists of all experience levels • Art lovers & collectors • Community members with original artwork to share You may submit: • Artwork you have created or • Original artwork you have previously purchased or collected ARTWORK GUIDELINES • Must be original, handmade, or one-of-a-kind • Any medium welcome (painting, drawing, ceramics, fiber, sculpture, photography, mixed media, etc.) • All pieces must be priced at $50 or less • Artwork should be ready to display if possible (framed, wired, or table-ready) This is a judgment-free, inclusive show—all styles, skill levels, and voices are welcome. SALES & SUPPORT Contributors may choose one of the following options: • 75/25 Split: 75% to the artist, 25% to Panther City Artists • Full Donation: 100% of proceeds support Panther City Artists’ community art programs All participating artists and contributors will be given a tax write off. All Artwork will need to be dropped off by April 30th at 6:30 pm.
How to Paint Botanicals: Shape, Rhythm & Form Date/Time: 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM Duration: 3.5 hours Celebrate spring with a focused, skill-building botanical painting workshop designed for all levels. This class begins with a 45-minute to 1-hour live demonstration by Artist-in-Residence Sari Shryack, who will walk through her process for building a botanical painting—from establishing large shapes to developing form, rhythm, and detail. Students will then apply these techniques to create their own botanical painting, working from fresh floral or succulent references. Emphasis will be placed on: - Seeing and simplifying organic shapes - Building form from general to specific - Understanding rhythm and flow within natural structures - Developing confidence with color and brushwork Whether you’re new to painting or looking to refine your approach, this workshop is designed to give you practical tools you can continue using beyond the class. You’ll leave with both a finished botanical painting and a clearer understanding of how to approach painting from life. Just in time for Mother’s Day—create something meaningful as a gift, or spend the morning painting something for yourself.
🎨 NEW: Monthly Artist Drop-In & Collaborate Group (FREE!) This is a relaxed, no-pressure space for artists to meet, create, share ideas, and collaborate. 🗓 Starts: January 28 ⏰ Time: 5:00–7:00 PM 📆 Ongoing: Last Wednesday of every month ✨ Bring your own food, drink, and favorite art supplies. ✨ Come work on your own project or spark something new together. ✨ All mediums and experience levels welcome. Please sign up so I can get a headcount, bring your friends, and help us build a creative community rooted in connection and collaboration. I’m really looking forward to creating alongside you—let’s collaborate, Fort Worth! 💛
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| 2027 Creative Capital Open Call | Grant | BloggerChildren's BooksComicsShow 202 disciplines | 4/3/2026 | $0 | $50,000 | United States | Creative Capital seeks proposals from individual artists in all 50 states for new artistic works in the visual arts, performing arts, film, and litera … See More | Creative CapitalManaged by Culturalyst | Apply |
| CALL FOR ART for OUTwork 2026 - LGBTQ+ Art Exhibit | Call to Artists | CalligraphyCeramicsCollageShow 45 disciplines | 5/13/2026 | Free | — | United States | City Lights Gallery invites LGBTQ+ artists and allies to submit art for "OUTwork," a yearly exhibit that launches during Greater Bridgeport Pride in J … See More | Bridgeport Art Trail | Apply |
| New Texas Talent 33 | Exhibition | CalligraphyCeramicsCollageShow 45 disciplines | 5/24/2026 | $25 | — | TexasFort Worth | A state-wide juried exhibition conceived to introduce & promote emerging artists. New Texas Talent is designed to introduce and promote emerging visua … See More | Arts Fort Worth | Apply |
| Grant Application Now Open | Grant | AcapellaAccordianAcousticShow 136 disciplines | 5/18/2026 | Free | — | United StatesArizonaWest Valley | If you’re a nonprofit, school or artist creating arts and culture experiences in Surprise, this is your moment apply today and bring your vision to li … See More | Surprise Arts | Apply |
| Ether/Light | Exhibition | CalligraphyCeramicsCollageShow 45 disciplines | 4/18/2026 | $10 | — | Fort WorthTexas | The Eclectika is excited to announce our upcoming open call ‘Ether / Light’, a photography exhibition dedicated to historical, alternative and traditi … See More | Arts Fort Worth | Apply |
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Based in Fort Worth, Texas, Royal Sons all come from diverse backgrounds but ultimately music has been at the core of all of their lives from a very young age. Four of the five Royal Sons--guitarists Chad Beck and Johnny McConlogue, bassist and vocalist Marcus Gonzales and drummer Javier Garza have all honed their crafts and built bonds together over the many years as members of the same rock band or record label. Blues vocalist, Blake Parish, was recruited to join the band to mesh his soulful vocals with the energetic heavy groove of the four-piece band. The bountiful blend of blues and rock talent makes the band a must see.
Private women & queer run tattoo studio. We host monthly art clubs, biannual art gallery nights. and more!
We are a queer and women operated private tattoo studio. We are committed to nurturing the new era of inclusive and thoughtful tattooing that lies at the intersection of fine arts. We host gallery shows, a monthly art club, and various other community driven events. We have won Best Tattoo Studio in 2023 and 2025 in Fort Worth Magazine, Best Tattoo Studio 2024 in Fort Worth Weekly, and "Top 3 Tattoo Shop" 2025 from Business Rate/Google. We are honored to provide this space for our amazing Fort Worth community and hope to keep bringing our best for years to come! Please follow us on Instagram to stay updated on all our events, gallery shows, and more. @spiderlilystudio All bodies, skin tones, genders, and neurotypes have a home here! We can’t wait to meet you!
Sharing how I see the work, on film!
Fort Worth's exclusive gallery dedicated to Photography
The Masure Gallery of Photography, presented by Fort Worth Camera, is dedicated to celebrating and elevating Fort Worth’s vibrant photography community. Our mission is to provide a professional and inspiring space where local photographers can showcase their work, grow their talents, and connect with audiences through the transformative power of photographic art.
Late bloomer within the art realm. Started with pinstriping and now exploring various paint techniques.
We are a store that supports creative community amongst all artists and crafters alike. From professional art supplies to coloring books, classes as well, we are your one stop shop!
Our mission is to foster the artistic and imaginative spirit that dwells inside us all. We are determined to support and supply folks who are just starting on their creative journey or are already well established. You will find artists behind the counter who can point you in the right direction and answer all your questions. Classes are happening right now at Lookout Hill! Check out the schedule on our Instagram and set the date to start your journey into art.
Rave based salon specializing in dreads/braids extensions and festival hair.
Screen prints and needle felted sculptures inspired by nature.
Royal Sons 2nd Full Length Highly anticipated release
