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3501 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, Texas, 76107
Director: Ron Tyler
Hours: Tue., Wed., Fri. and Sat. 10am to 5pm; Thur. 10am to 8pm; Sunday 12pm - 5pm (Closed Monday and major holidays).
Email: pr@cartermuseum.org
Phone: 817-738-1933
Fax: 817-989-5079
Web: www.cartermuseum.org
Visitor Admission: Free

The Amon Carter Museum was established through the generosity of Amon G. Carter Sr. (1879?1955) to house his collection of paintings and sculpture by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell; to collect, preserve, and exhibit the finest examples of American art; and to serve an educational role through exhibitions, publications, and programs devoted to the study of American art. The Carter houses one of the nation?s preeminent collections of American art, from works by the early nineteenth-century artist-explorers through those of the mid-twentieth-century modernists and up to the work of contemporary photographers. The museum also holds one of the most comprehensive collections of work by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell.

111 Hampton St., Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Director: Margery Grella
Hours:Tuesday through Friday, 10am - 5pm with appointments on weekends
Email: art@artspace111.com
Phone: 817-877-4920
Web: www.artspace111.com
Visitor Admission: Free

Since its inception in 1980, Artspace111 has evolved into a dynamic contemporary art gallery located on the outskirts of downtown Fort Worth. The gallery focuses on emerging and mid-career Texas artists working in a variety of media. Artspace 111 continues its unique tradition of incorporating working studios into its exhibition space. It is here that artists are able to come together and create not only art, but a creative community. Monthly shows, as well as the open studios, keep the artists? newest ideas before the public eye.
Artspace 111 is dedicated to its vital role in the city of Fort Worth, and to making contemporary art
approachable to individuals of all ages. With its sculpture garden and its distinctive architectural character, the
gallery offers a striking setting to host fundraisers, as well as corporate and private events, and is also available.

Online & By Appointment
Mailing Address: 6387 Camp Bowie, Suite B, #266, Fort Worth, TX 76116
Email: carolhgallery@sbcglobal.net
Phone: 817-763-8239
Fax: 817-763-8239
Web: www.carolhendersongallery.com
Visitor Admission: Free and Online

Beginning in 1989 the Carol Henderson Gallery has made a committment to exhibit and market the finest eclectic collection of art to be found. That committment has remained the focus of this well known gallery. A long time member of the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association, the gallery offered exhibition space to established and emerging artists for 16 years, and quickly became a recognized staple in the Texas art scene. The collection continues to include art that is traditional as well as contemporay. Paintings, sculpture, blown glass, and fine crafts make this web site an art collectors? destination. In 2006 Carol Henderson Gallery moved its location entirely to the World Wide Web. There it has garnered clients from around the globe. For the finest in visual art, wearable art and collectable art, Carol Henderson Gallery is an established, well recognized, on-line location.

3550 W. 7th Street at Monticello Dr., Fort Worth, Texas, 76107
Directors: Stan Sewell, Business Director and Kenneth Johnson, Gallery Director
Hours: Tue. - Fri. 10am - 5pm; Sat. 11am - 3pm; and by appointment
Email: edmund.craig@worldnet.att.net
Phone: 817-732-6663
Fax: 817-732-6667
Web: www.edmundcraiggallery.com
Visitor Admission: Free

The Edmund Craig Gallery offers a wide variety of original works from local, national and international artists, including paintings, sculpture and handcrafted jewelry in a relaxed casual atmosphere. The gallery has on average 8 shows per year and the art ranges from representational to abstract. We strive to continue to bring new and fresh art to the metroplex.

1300 Gendy, Forth Worth, TX 76109
Director: Elaine Taylor
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 - 5pm, Saturday 10 - 5pm
Email: gallerymanager@fwcac.org
Phone: 817-738-1938
Fax: 817-732-3766
Web: www.fwcac.org
Visitor Admission: Free

The mission of the FWCAC is to provide the Fort Worth community with a facility for visual and performing artists; and arts organizations with affordable and accessible rehearsal, performance, exhibition, classroom and meeting spaces. We sponsor 6 exhibitions a year in the Focus Galleries, an international open Works on Paper Show every year and a local open Biennial in even years. The FWCAC is the home of the Texas Artists Coalition, a membership program for artists, which promotes the growth of artists and the artistic community in Fort Worth.

2900 Berry Street at Green Street, Forth Worth, TX 76109
Directors: Gavin Morrison
Hours: Thursday through Sunday, 1pm - 6pm
Email: theartgalleries@tcu.edu
Phone: 817-257-2588
Fax: 817-738-3766
Web: www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu
Visitor Admission: Free

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts offers a platform for innovative contemporary art from an international context. Its regular changing exhibition program seeks to reflect significant developments in art and its critical reception. Fort Worth Contemporary Arts also allows TCU students to interact with all aspects of the planning, implementation, and staging of exhibitions within a pedagogical setting.

1440 North Main, Fort Worth, Texas, 76106
Director: Mark D. Alcala
Hours: Weekdays 10am - 5:30pm, please call for weekend hours
Email: mark@rosemarinetheater.com
Phone: 817-624-8333
Fax: 817-624-8258
Web: www.rosemarinetheater.com
Visitor Admission: Free

Artes de la Rosa, formerly Latin Arts Association of Fort Worth is the non-profit organization that manages the historic gem of Fort Worth 's Northside ? The Rose Marine Theater, Galer?a de la Rosa, and Fort Worth's only Hispanic theater company - Teatro de la Rosa. Artes de la Rosa obtained its non-profit status from the IRS in November, 1999, and though still a young organization, has quickly managed to become an award-winning organization receiving praise for its children's programming and critical acclaim for its productions. Artes de la Rosa is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and interpreting the art, culture, lives, and history of the Latino community by: (1) establishing a venue for Latino art and cultural performances; (2) offering educational art/culture programs to the community including at-risk youth in low-income neighborhoods; (3) providing opportunities and support for established and emerging artists and performers; and (4) serving as the central support organization and resource center for Latino art and culture in the City of Fort Worth.

1601 Clover Lane, Fort Worth, Texas, 76107
Director: Paula Kornye Tillman
Hours: Tue. - Fri. 10am - 5pm; Sat. 11am - 5pm; and by appointment.
Email:art@kornyewest.com
Phone: 817-763-5227
Fax: 817-763-9425
Web: www.kornyewest.com
Visitor Admission: Free

Galerie Kornye West offers original fine art, oil paintings, bronzes, ceramics and drawings in the impressionistic and academic style. The galerie represents well established living artists engaged in the current arena of American representational art. We also have a long history with and knowledge of antique European and American paintings. An intimate and friendly atmosphere prevails where everyone feels welcome, from the novice to the seasoned art collector. Each visitor is given individual time and attention creating accessibility to learn about both the art and the artist.

Fine Arts Building, University of Texas at Arlington
502 South Cooper, Arlington, Texas, 76019
Director: Benito Huerta
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 10am - 5pm; Sat. 12pm - 5pm
Email: bhuerta@uta.edu
Phone: 817-272-3110
Fax: 817-272-2805
Web: www.uta.edu/gallery
Visitor Admission: Free

The mission of The Gallery is the presentation of contemporary art in a critical and creative context. This includes supporting the creation of new art by regional, national and international artists through residencies, exhibitions, and other programming forums. We try to schedule thought provoking exhibitions that showcase a wide variety of different media and conceptual bases to engage both the general public and the university community. As a not-for-profit university space, we can present a comprehensive representation of contemporary art without having to base curatorial decisions on issues of censorship or marketability. We offer free tours of exhibitions by appointment as well as free lectures, receptions and gallery talks that are open to the public. Community and school groups have used the space for meetings, mini-exhibitions and receptions, which we are happy to accommodate, based on availability. You might not always like or understand the art you see here, but you definitely will go away remembering it and thinking about it.

414 Templeton, Fort Worth, Texas, 76107
Director: John Hartley
Hours: 12:00pm to 5:00pm, weekend and by appointment only
Email: art@gallery414.org
Phone: 817-336-6595
Web: www.gallery414.org
Visitor Admission: Free

Gallery 414 opened in September, 1995. Promoting and exhibiting contemporary art in a variety of media and subject matter, Gallery 414 offers an alternative, non-commercial art space showing a mixture of talented artists both known and new to Fort Worth art patrons. Exhibitions feature artists of different sensibilities and experience, providing both artists and patrons a new artistic perspective. Exhibiting artists show a unique vision and passion for self-expression in a chosen medium.

505 Houston Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Director: Tal
Hours: Please call us for hours: 817-338-4278
Email: art@milangallery.com
Phone: 817-338-4278
Fax: 817-338-4005
Web: www.milangallery.com

The Milan Gallery features over 600 pieces of original artwork from national and international artists. Oils, acrylics, watercolors, mixed media and sculptures are carried, as well as fine art reproductions and serigraphs. We cater to private collectors, commercial firms and interior designers, providing both the prompt service and professionalism our customers have come to expect.

3200 Darnell, Fort Worth, Texas, 76107
Director: Marla Price
Hours: Tue., Wed., Thur., Sat. 10am - 5pm; Fri. 10am - 8pm; Sun 11pm - 5pm
Email: info@themodern.org
Phone: 817-738-9215
Fax: 817-735-1161
Web: www.themodern.org

Modern and contemporary art, including paintings, sculpture, photography, and works on paper. Contemporary sculpture is on view outdoors. General admission charge. Wheelchair accessible.

1720 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, Texas, 76107
Director: Patricia W. Riley
Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9:30am - 5pm, Sun. 11:45am - 5pm
Phone: 817-336-4475 Fax: 817-336-2470
Web: www.cowgirl.net
Visitor Admission:
Admission includes both National Cowgirl Museum and Museum of Science and History exhibits.
Adults - $8
Children (3-12)/Seniors (60+) - $7
Children under 3 ? Free
Members of the National Cowgirl Museum and Fort Worth Museum of Science and History - Free

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame honors and celebrates women, past and present, whose lives exemplify the courage, resilience, and independence that helped shape the American West, and fosters an appreciation of the ideals and spirit of self-reliance they inspire. The Museum will become the leading institution devoted to Women of the West with an enhanced reputation for quality and accuracy. Through its exhibitions, programming, archives, and oral history work it will be a center of research, an essential resource for information, and an important repository for primary materials on how women shape the American West. The Museum will attract a wide audience and be a place where people can learn, be inspired, and gain understanding of the broader definition of Cowgirl.

7608 Camp Bowie West, Fort Worth, Texas, 76116
Director: Rebecca Low
Hours: Wed. - Fri. 10am - 5pm, Sat. 11am - 4pm, or by appointment
Email: rebecca@rebeccalow.com
Phone: 817-244-1151
Toll Free: 877-879-8006
Web: www.rebeccalow.com
Visitor Admission: Free

Rebecca Low Sculptural Metal Gallery & Studio is a gallery, sculpture garden, and working studio that is all about metal. There are metal sculptures for interior and exterior installations, freestanding or for the wall. Some works incorporate wind, water, and/or fire. Others combine metal and glass, terracotta and metal, metal and fabric, and paintings and metal. Most works are one-of-a-kind and range from beautiful bronzes to humorous, impressionistic and abstract compositions. Paintings that have a relationship with metal and beautifully handcrafted jewelry are also available. The artists represented range from new and emerging to internationally known. Some of those artists represented are Rebecca Low, Michael Bane, Sue McCans, Joyce Martin, Geoff Hager, Scott Peterson, JoeArt, Joan Davidson and Dale Ousley. All of our artists accept commissions.

4801 Marine Creek Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76179
Hours: Monday through Thursday from 8am - 10pm, Friday from 8am - 5pm, and Saturday from 9am - 3pm
Email: eduardo.aguilar@tccd.edu or cathy.thorton-evans@tccd.edu
Phone: 817-515-7686 or 817-515-7207
Fax: 817-515-7036
Web: www.tccd.edu
Visitor Admission: Free

Tarrant County College Northwest Campus Lakeview Gallery features professional local, national, and international artists. Serving primarily as a teaching space, the gallery is always open to the public. In addition to viewing the changing exhibitions in the gallery, visitors can view the permanent art collection displayed throughout the campus. Also available for tours are the four visual arts studios on campus and a sculpture studio located at Meacham Airport, three miles from campus.

1038 West Abram, Arlington, TX 76013
Directors: J.T. Martin and Martha Sue Meek
Hours: Monday through Saturday from 11am - 5pm
Email: upstairsgallery@yahoo.com
Phone: 817-277-6961
Web: www.upstairsartgallery.com
Visitor Admission: Free

The Upstairs Gallery began in 1967 when Eleanor Grace Martin and her artist friends started a co-op gallery in an upstairs space in downtown Arlington. When the city bought the block where the gallery rented space to build the public library, Mrs. Martin moved the gallery to a historic house on Abram Street, where it continues to promote and sell works by artists living in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. The only commercial fine art gallery in Arlington, it has found an audience for paintings in a range of styles from current-traditional to challenging contemporary. It has a strong collection of contemporary ceramics. It often takes a chance on emerging young artists, but it also has on hand a sampling of works by some of the important Texas artist it represented during the seventies and eighties The Gallery offers art classes and workshops in the old house that stand behind it that draw artists from all over the world.