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Gallery Night, Spring 2026, another group show of emerging and established local artists in different mediums with live music
Thursday, February 26, 2026 At 8pm at the Grackle Art Gallery (4621 El Campo Av, Fort Worth, 817-615-0681), F#CK THIS!: A Raw Storytelling S
Thursday, February 26th, 3026, doors at 7:30
Let's all have some collective catharsis as we celebrate that universal feeling A LOT of us are feeling right now "F!CK THIS!"
Artworks by Dallas artists Dharma Casey and Lachlan Benford blend textiles with mixed media on paper and also the music of Habu Habu featuring Gregg Prickett, Drew Phelps and Alan Green. Don’t miss this fabulous night!
This week on the GAG podcast we talk with pinhole photographer Aaron Hutchinson, play some Cocaine Mummies songs and Matt Sacks fauxmercials. Also quick pieces about our theme song and social network Ello.co. New October 25th art show artist addition Jack Russell and more. Thanks for listening! - Matt & Billy.
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Ann Ekstrom, Morris Matson, George Grammer and Matt Sacks at the Grackle Art Gallery.