Martha Anderson

@YouForbia_Art

From the earliest days of crafting "mud pies, building forts, and making sand carvings" in the DFW countryside, Martha has had a deep-seated passion for art, and it has defined her life. Her professional life as an Art Director and graphic designer immersed her in the world of designing books, magazines, and advertising campaigns. This period, though creatively intense, refined her eye for design and my understanding of visual impact, skills that seamlessly translate into her current artistic practice. She has experienced a powerful re-ignition of her artistic passion. The last 12 years has been a journey of rediscovery and exploration. It too lots of exploring and experimenting, but she has found her unique creative voice, channeling her energy into the exciting and endless possibilities of reclaimed t-shirt fiber art. This medium allows her to constantly push boundaries and explore new forms with wearable waste. Martha’s work was featured along with 55 female Texas artists in the 2025 Texas Vignette Art Fair. In an effort to inspire and connect with fellow Dallas-Fort Worth artists, she founded The Fiber Revival in April 2025. The Fiber Revival primary color challenge “12 Squared” Exhibit is set to be featured at The Grackle Art Gallery during the Fall 2026 Art Gallery Night. While balancing creation and engaging with the community, she aims to create a community passionate about using reclaimed fiber materials in fine art.

Texas Jewish Arts Association

@TJAAPublicity

Cultivating growth through an inclusive, creative community

Join us in supporting, promoting, and enhancing the arts in Texas. Membership is open to all. TJAA believes that artistic creativity brings out the best in humanity. Whether you're an artist, dancer, musician, writer, or arts lover who can't imagine life without beauty - TJAA is working for you! We support members in the visual arts, performing arts, literature, art therapy and art education.

Angela

@Angelaspaintings

I’ve been an artist my whole life, but an oil painter for over a decade. I’m from Corpus Christi with a BFA in oil painting from TAMUCC and reside in Fort Worth.

Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth

@CMSFW

The Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth is dedicated to presenting superior chamber music experiences through education, outreach, and performances that inspire, uplift, and connect with our community.

Our Mission: The Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth is dedicated to presenting superior chamber music experiences through education, outreach, and performances that inspire, uplift, and connect with our community.

Bernardo Vallarino

@bernardovallarinoart

I am a Colombian-American mixed-media sculptor and installation artist interested in geopolitical issues of violence and human suffering. My works reflect observations on the hypocrisy existing between the rhetoric of human life and the violent behavior of humanity. With my artworks, I strive to engage audiences visually but also morally and philosophically, finding inspiration in history, the media, my personal experiences, and my lifelong interest in insects and entomology. I am a NALAC (National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures) fellow, graduated with a BFA in sculpture from Texas Christian University, an MFA in the same field from Texas Woman’s University, and am the current coordinator of the Fort Worth Art Collective and an art commissioner for the City of Fort Worth. I have exhibited widely at galleries and nonprofit spaces in Texas, Oklahoma, York, England, and Barcelona, Spain. I received the 2020 SMU’s Moss/Chumley North Texas Artist Award from the Meadows Museum of Art and have displayed artwork at the Amarillo Museum of Art, San Angelo Museum of Art, Arlington Museum of Art, Brownsville Museum of Fine Arts, and the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas.

WheelCraft.Studio

@WheelCraft.Studio

WheelCraft is a community art and pottery studio in North Fort Worth.

WheelCraft Studio is a welcoming creative home where artists of all ages and skill levels can learn, grow, and make together. Through our painting, pottery, and glass classes, workshops, and studio memberships, we provide hands-on art education and dedicated space for makers to develop their craft alongside a supportive community of fellow artists. View our website for our current schedule of adult art classes, kids programs, and weekend workshops.

Shivani Rathore

@Shivani_Rathore

I’m a watercolor artist who finds inspiration in nature, wildlife, and the quiet beauty of everyday moments. Originally from India and now living in Texas, I love blending both worlds into my paintings. My work often features birds, animals, flowers, and peaceful landscapes that reflect the calm and joy I feel while creating. I showcase my art at my shop, ArtsByShivani, inside Painted Tree Boutique in Grapevine, where I also offer handmade bookmarks, greeting cards, prints, and original paintings. I’ve exhibited my work locally and have been honored with several awards in the Keller art community. Painting is my way of slowing down, observing the world closely, and sharing a little bit of that beauty with others.

Caminos del Inka, Inc.

@caminosdelinka

Organization dedicated to advancing cultural innovation and artistic expression through community-centered initiatives across Texas.

Caminos del Inka is a Fort Worth-based nonprofit dedicated to discovering, preserving, and disseminating the rich musical legacy of the Americas through performance, education, and outreach. Founded in 2010 by internationally acclaimed conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya—Music Director Laureate of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra—Caminos del Inka has trained over 325 conductors and served hundreds of young musicians through two flagship programs: The Conducting Institute provides aspiring conductors a rare opportunity to lead a full, 50-member symphony orchestra—hands-on training largely unavailable in university programs. With multiple annual sessions and need-based scholarships, TCI draws participants from Fort Worth, across Texas, and around the world, many of whom return to lead ensembles serving thousands of performers and audiences nationwide. Texas Institute for Orchestral Studies (OrchestraFest) offers high school musicians an immersive summer orchestral experience with no auditions or fees required. Participants receive expert coaching from Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra musicians and perform in a culminating public concert. The program has grown steadily, with nearly half of participants now coming from Fort Worth ISD. As a BIPOC-led organization, Caminos del Inka partners closely with Fort Worth ISD, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Fort Worth Youth Orchestra, and other local institutions to remove barriers and ensure every young person has the chance to grow through music.

Jenny Tucker

@JTuckerDesigns

I am a creative from Grapevine, TX. I spent my younger years studying music and theatre and began painting when I was in my thirties - I began learning painting techniques at the House of Colors in Grapevine in 2003. I studied with Belgian artist Francois Arenas for three years before i began selling work in the Main St. Gallery. I have shown in many local galleries and just recently won an Artist Residency at the Chateau d'Orquevaux in France where my work in on display in the Diderot Gallery. I have been the artist broker at Buon Giorno Coffee for many years and have led Artist Way Groups multiple times.

City of Bedford

@DTeagarden

Our mission is to inspire and strengthen our community by cultivating creative expression and providing diverse cultural and artistic experiences. We champion lifelong learning, connection, and well-being through programs and services that celebrate the arts in all forms. Guided by our vision to enhance quality of life through meaningful cultural engagement, we invite residents of all ages to explore our wide array of arts opportunities and to experience the vibrancy and beauty of our cultural spaces and programs.