Public art happens with community input. Here’s how to get involved in Fort Worth
Article by David Moreno of the Fort Worth Report Fort Worth residents have several opportunities to provide input on public […]
It’s about time: Dedication of City public art display is Oct. 18
Article by Alison Rich, City of Fort Worth If public art is a dialogue, then the newest addition to the City’s
Masterpieces for miles: The city’s hidden exhibit
Article by Alison Rich from the City of Fort Worth “Like a confluence of the Trinity’s forks, Fort Worth flows
Crown jewel: How cowboy hats became a Fort Worth icon
by Alison Rich for the City of Fort Worth “Blake Moorman is a native Fort Worthian proud of his Cowtown
‘A Very Long Now’: A Roundabout That Makes You Rethink Time
Article by the staff at FWTX.com “Roundabouts aren’t usually places where you stop and ponder existence. But at Marine Creek
East Fort Worth gateway to be complete in 2026 after 2 decades of planning, delays
Article by David Moreno of the Fort Worth Report After 20 years in development, an east Fort Worth sign welcoming
Fort Worth OKs $784K contracts for 3 new public artworks. Here’s what they look like
by David Moreno at the Fort Worth Report “More public art projects are on their way to visually enhance communities
As Arts Fort Worth moves downtown, plans for community arts center remain on hold
by David Moreno, for the Fort Worth Report “Arts Fort Worth is relocating to a new home, but the future
Fort Worth Public Art Installation Featured in 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale
by Nicholas Frank, of Glasstire The public sculptural installation Do Something Good For Your Neighbor, by the Iowa-based Art Studio at RDG
Fort Worth launches new platform to connect artists with business opportunities, resources
by David Moreno of the Fort Worth Report, KERA News Are you a Fort Worth business owner or resident who
Youth Orchestra of Greater Fort Worth
CORE Operating Support: $37,000 Promotes and inspires the continuing development of musical talent in qualifying area youth through intensive training
The Welman Project
CORE Operating Support: $33,490DEIA Capacity Building: $990 The Welman Project connects schools and nonprofits with the community in ways that