Visual Art in the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex
Plus Art in Texas and the Southwest
by joel Sampson, artist / engineer / musician

More Cowbell Kinetic Percussion Sound Art © 2016 by Joel Sampson joelsampson.com   My photograph, Shell. On display at the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth in American Photographs, 1845 to Now © 2002 by Joel Sampson joelsampson.com

Few cities have more art or better art than we now have in the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex. From the second largest contemporary art museum in the U.S. to the world class Nasher Sculpture Center - there is lots going on! The Dallas / Fort Worth area (called the Metroplex) also has anactive group of working artists, art centers, and many great privategalleries. In addition to our six major art museums, we have severalsmaller art museums that are very special. This non-commercial web sitelists them all with links and a few comments. We also feature the art museums in Texas and the Southwest. Texas is truly State of the Arts! And Oklahoma is OK too! We have some great art in Big D and Cowtown! Y'all come and see it! Dallas / Fort Worth Art Gallery Openings I am back posting D/FW Gallery Openings on the original page. It makes it easier to print out and take with you. I update the list when I get a new opening. On days with a lot of openings, I list by locations, which makes it much easier to play your trip. I will leave openings up for a week or two if you want to catch up on what you missed. Enjoy, joel Sampson, editor DF/W and Texas Art Museum News Louis Kahn - The Power of Architecture is at the Kimbell (where else). It's up until June 25th. A Modern Vision - European Masterworks from the Phillips Collection. Some famous heavy hitters shows at the Kimbell until August 13. The Old City Jail Art Center - (theojac.org), Albany, Texas.I have a large solo show with sound and other digital art. Albany is a quaint little town about 130 miles West of Fort Worth. There are also band photos from Watt Casey Jr. that are pretty cool. It makes a great weekend trip! The show is up until August 26th. Future exhibits