Shop easily! The Modern Shop is open Tuesday through Sunday 10 am to 5 pm and Friday until 8 pm!

Three good reasons to shop the Modern-
Free and easy parking
Member discount on full priced merchandise- members save 20%!
An amazing selection…The Modern Shop has something for everyone on your list!
Spend $200 in the Shop and receive a free tote bag. It folds flat to easily tuck into a purse or car console. (While supplies last)

Don’t forget- Shop late, Friday nights until 8!

Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth presents films documenting movers who dance in the high space, above the earth’s surface:

The Last Tightrope Dancer In Armenia (Armenia, 2009, 52 min.) Two septuagenarians, the most celebrated tightrope dancers in Armenia, share the same dream – that their only remaining student will keep their daring heritage alive. An elegy to a vanishing art form, this remarkable film by director Inna Sahakyan was the winner of the Best Documentary Film at the 2011 Dance On Camera Festival.

Howard Rachofsky is an internationally renowned collector of contemporary art living in Dallas. He began collecting in the mid-1970s, and over the past three decades has amassed a world-class collection of paintings, sculpture, video, and installation art by many of the era’s greatest artists, including Robert Irwin, Donald Judd, Anselm Kiefer, Jeff Koons, Bruce Nauman, Gerhard Richter, and Mark Rothko, among many others.

Jenny Holzer is internationally recognized for her daring approach to public art and her dramatic site-specific installations in galleries and museums. Since the mid-1970s, Holzer has used language as her primary means of expression, delivering various statements and stories through a wide range of media. Beginning with inexpensively printed posters, Holzer’s art has steadily evolved in sophistication, expanding into a lexicon that includes advertising billboards, radio, television, clothing, and the medium she is most associated with—the electronic sign.