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The Modern spotlights permanent collection in 10-month shift from special exhibitions (opens the original)
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When patrons walk into the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth this fall, they won’t be exploring a new special exhibition focused on one artist. Instead, they’ll see the museum’s permanent collection captured in the spotlight for nearly a year. Starting Oct. 31, the museum will showcase its catalog of modern and contemporary art in “In the Making: Stories from the Collection.” The self-proclaimed evolving exhibition will feature 10 stories — effectively mini-exhibits — that change over the course o
Southlake LGBTQ+ festival postponed to 2027 after city officials deny permit (opens the original)
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Pride Kel-So is being rescheduled to April after Southlake City Council unanimously denied the LGBTQ+ festival’s permit last Tuesday. The festival’s original Oct. 3 date will now pivot into a block party at St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church capped at 999 attendees as that will not require a city permit. Food trucks, vendors and local LGBTQ+ organizations will be on-site to fundraise for next year’s festival. Event organizer April Dreyson said an exact spring date has not been determined
Texas Ballet Theater taps seasoned arts leader as new executive director (opens the original)
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Fort Worth’s Texas Ballet Theater has tapped an experienced arts leader as its new executive director. Nicholas Dragga brings more than 15 years of executive leadership in the ballet field, including his current role as director of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre. Before that, he spent 12 years leading Ballet Lubbock. He succeeds Vanessa Logan, who stepped down from Texas Ballet Theater in June 2025 after nine years leading the organization. Jill Caughron has served as interim director since her depar
Amon Carter Museum of American Art names new director (opens the original)
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The Amon Carter Museum of American Art has a new executive director and CEO. Robert Stein brings nearly two decades of experience as a museum executive, including his current role as chief information officer at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. He succeeds Andrew J. Walker, who left the Carter last August after 14 years. Walker is now chief curatorial executive at the nearby Fort Works Art in the Cultural District. Stein will be charged with shaping the Carter’s next chapter by gu
Fort Worth arts school takes no action against board chair as some parents protest (opens the original)
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Leaders with the Texas Center for Arts + Academics will take no action against board chair Cheryl Bean as school parents demand her resignation following a now-deleted controversial social media post. Bean, the Republican Party nominee for a key Texas House seat in November, told the Fort Worth Report that she will remain as chair of the charter school. Bean said she had unanimous support from the board, but only one director confirmed support to the Report. The organization, which held its late
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