Arts Fort Worth
Connecting Fort Worth to the arts and through the arts.
@artsfortworth
Description
At Arts Fort Worth, we believe creativity is the heartbeat of a vibrant city. We’re the folks championing local artists, energizing public spaces, and making sure the arts are accessible to everyone, everywhere. Whether you’re a lifelong creative, a curious newcomer, or someone who just loves a good mural or live performance, you’re in the right place. This is your arts community. And we’re here to help you feel at home in it. Arts Fort Worth is a nonprofit organization that was formed in 1963 as the Arts Council of Fort Worth to provide funding and leadership that nurtures, supports and promotes the arts throughout the Fort Worth community. Today, Arts Fort Worth is committed to building strategic relationships throughout the local ecosystem of independent creatives, arts and culture businesses, policymakers, and the surrounding community of arts supporters. So, what exactly do we do? Glad you asked. Arts Fort Worth continues to support and promote the arts in every corner of our city. That means: – Funding local artists and organizations through grants and resources. – Putting art in public spaces. Public art transforms everyday places into something extraordinary. – Advocating for the arts at every level—from city hall to the Capitol in Washington DC. – Strenghtening partnerships to enhance infrastructure where you can discover local culture happenings and share the resources that can help the arts thrive. We’re connectors, cheerleaders, and behind-the-scenes doers. We’re here to make sure the arts don’t just survive—they thrive.
Organization Type
Arts NonprofitLOCATION
UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES
New Texas Talent 33
Ether/Light
Call for Art: Land, Sea, Air
Call for Art: Play
Call for Art: Kitsch
New Texas Talent 33
Ether/Light
Call for Art: Land, Sea, Air
Call for Art: Play
Call for Art: Kitsch
MAY 2, 2026
Collected, Created, and Community Curated Art SaleThis 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.
EVENTS
Collected, Created, and Community Curated Art Sale
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.
Namnal Exhibition - Opening Reception
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.