Registration opened TODAY for our next Itty-Bitty Art event on July 15. Snag your spot now, these classes fill up fast. To make sure you don't miss out on family events at the Carter, sign up for our email list to get the latest news. https://t.co/HeCXCa4u2P
Heat got you stuck inside, staring at your walls? Stare at our walls instead! Look beyond the art with Dr. Arthur Busbey, paleontologist and chair of the geology department at TCU to discover the prehistoric creatures lining the walls of the Carter! https://t.co/KaoFQWBqAv
And-a one, and-a two! Put on your dancing shoes, warm up your singing voice, and enjoy a morning full of stories, gallery games, art making, and a performance by musician D a n o! Tomorrow 10 a.m.–noon. FREE. https://t.co/7NpuGp8qmj
These walls won’t be empty when you see them next! Visit the Carter tomorrow, June 13 or Wednesday June 14th to see an artist in action as #leonardodrew transforms our Sloping Gallery with a site-specific installation!
Tomorrow's Artist Talk at the Carter is SOLD OUT, but you can visit @themodernfw tonight at 7:30 for a free screening of 'Descendant.' The film's director will be joining artists from "Emancipation" in conversation at the Carter tomorrow. https://t.co/evnEXacUih
Today marks 100 years since the birth of photographer Richard Avedon, shown here at the Carter during the 1985 opening of “In the American West.” Visit the Museum now through October 1 to see 13 images from that acclaimed exhibition. #onthisday#avedon100
Whether you are lovers of museums or are lovers at the Museum – Happy #museumloversday! Speaking of: did you know the museum is a great spot for dates? xoxo
In 1979, Richard Avedon — who had made his name with portraits of the rich and powerful — drove across the West, stopping in 189 towns, photographing 752 people, crafting a new vision of the area. The fruits of that project are now on view in Fort Worth. https://t.co/w1jkNN8OJM
Emancipation: The Unfinished Project of Liberation, an exhibition at @theamoncarter in Fort Worth featuring seven Black contemporary artists coincides with the 160th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation. https://t.co/u8kKYzupls @KimERichard
Tomorrow! Sensory Explorations is a free event series for children on the autism spectrum and their families. Come see us 10a.m. to noon to explore artworks with flowers! https://t.co/28cwu37GZD