Story thread · 3 reports / 1 sources

What if failure isn’t the end? A Fort Worth art show asks us to see it differently

fortworthreport.org · 8hShare

Noble Menchaca’s “Meteora.” The piece displayed is a series of self-portraits created before and after a major eye surgery that radically changed his vision. The purpose of these pieces was an investigation of sight, subjectivity, and what it costs to see things clearly. (Courtesy | Sarah Angle, The He(Art) Of Failure) " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/fortworthreport.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/90-7.jpeg?fit=780%2C585&ssl=1" /> Last weekend, an art exhibition in Fort Worth featured art inspired by failures of all kinds: relationships, careers, bodies and creative processes. It may seem an odd thing to highlight. […]

First report: Artist Lava Thomas monumentalizes Black presence through bold new installation of drawings and artist-designed wallpaper at the Carter — fortworthreport.org, 1d