Curator and writer Jarrett Earnest presents “Uninhabitable Art World: The Future’s Art and Criticism.”
Tuesday Evenings at the Modern
This popular series of lectures and presentations by artists, architects, historians, and critics is free and open to the public each Tuesday from October 1 through November 19.
Wendy Evans Joseph, FAIA Architect and founder of Studio Joseph, presents “No Borders, No Boundaries” in conjunction with Fort Worth 2019 AIA annual Design Awards
Tuesday Evenings at the Modern
Designer Lindsay Starr and artist Daedelus Hoffman, cofounders of Cattywampus Press and Dirty Dark Place, present “Dispatches from the Fringe of Experience.”
Tuesday Evenings at the Modern
Artist Ian Pedigo presents “The Future Artifact.”
Tuesday Evenings at the Modern
This popular series of lectures and presentations by artists, architects, historians, and critics is free and open to the public each Tuesday from October 1 through November 19.
Robyn O’Neil, the artist featured in the Modern’s exhibition WE, THE MASSES, is in conversation with Tyler Green of the Modern Art Notes podcast as they present “Skies in Art History” in relation to O’Neil’s drawings.
Tuesday Evenings at the Modern
Artist Alejandro Cesarco presents “Some Notes on Regret.”
Tuesday Evenings at the Modern
This popular series of lectures and presentations by artists, architects, historians, and critics is free and open to the public each Tuesday from October 1 through November 19.
Artists Amber Bemak and Nadia Granados present “Bursting Screens: Strategies of Self-representation from the Bodies of Women” on October 1.
Take a break from the Texas heat for Modern Kids — Summer Flicks! Share the art of the screen with your children as they watch stories unfold and ideas form in delightful and innovative films. The bonus for seeing these films at the Modern is the opportunity to visit the galleries before or after and experience the wonder of the paintings, sculptures, installations, and videos throughout the museum, including those in the special exhibitions Disappearing—California, c.
“Astutely chronicling an amazing musical career that ended prematurely due to Parkinson's disease, Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice will delight the singer's old fans and likely make her many new ones as well.” Frank Scheck, Hollywood Reporter.
“A straightforward, solidly old-fashioned slice of real-life espionage, journalistic and legal intrigue that gets the job done in engrossing, clear-eyed fashion even if it lacks much in the way of stylistic verve.” David Rooney
