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Fort Works Art Fort Works Art is an alternative gallery and event organization located in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Fort Works Art is committed to bringing life, vitality and energy to the art scene in Fort Worth, TX. They are a resource for both seasoned collectors and the everyday individual. Existing somewhere between a gallery, a cultural center and a museum, Fort Works Art strives to continually evolve into its' own entity, free from the traditional labels of the art world. They exist to support the arts, to give back to the community and to inspire youth.

10/17/2026
10/17/2026
It’s officially been one month since Gallery Night and we couldn’t have had a better evening celebrating art, community ...
10/17/2026

It’s officially been one month since Gallery Night and we couldn’t have had a better evening celebrating art, community and the work of Wes Coke!

There’s still time to experience Inside a Thought, an exhibition exploring the human figure, emotion, and the quiet moments that often go unnoticed.

Today is your last chance to see the exhibition before it closes! Stop by Fort Works Art and spend some time with the works. We’d love to see you!

📍2100 Montgomery Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107
⏰ Closing today at 5pm

Wes Coke Wes Coke- oil painter for  Lost in the PatternOil on Canvas30” x 36”$2300Available
10/08/2026

Wes Coke Wes Coke- oil painter for

Lost in the Pattern
Oil on Canvas
30” x 36”
$2300
Available

🚨THE SILENT CUT — SELECTED ARTISTS ANNOUNCED🚨We’re proud to announce the artists selected for The Silent Cut, a juried e...
10/04/2026

🚨THE SILENT CUT — SELECTED ARTISTS ANNOUNCED🚨

We’re proud to announce the artists selected for The Silent Cut, a juried exhibition exploring the power of images to tell a story without saying a word.

Erica Annise
Jeffrey Brown
John Calabrese
Greg Davis
Will DeShazo
Jennifer Eggleston
Abigail Ekue
Brett Erickson
Jai España
Karen Gittens
Cole Gunter
Dave Hanson
Peter Hiatt
Jason John
Nancy Lamb
Maya Perez-Lugones
Cameron Pitts
Miranda Rosas
Oksana Saladino
Rick Steinburg
VC Torneden
Angelo Varisano

A huge thank you to our jurors, Angelique De Luca and Mike De Luca, for helping shape this exhibition and bringing their perspective to the selection process.

From cinematic frames to photographic moments, The Silent Cut brings together artists working across the space between film and photography, exploring how an image can hold a story, a feeling, or an entire moment in time.

Join us for the Opening Reception on October 25, 5–8 PM at Fort Works Art.

The Silent Cut will open alongside ANGER IS AN ENERGY, a solo exhibition by legendary photographer Kate Simon, spanning 50 years of punk—from its raw beginnings to the artists, musicians, and rebels who defined an era. The Silent Cut will be on view during the run of the Lone Star Film Festival.

October 25 | 5–8 PM
Fort Works Art
2100 Montgomery St., Fort Worth, TX

Two exhibitions. One night.
Art that refuses to sit quietly.

Image Credit: Greg Davis, Reflections at Qeswachaka, Peru, Photography

We’re still thinking about this past weekend! ✨We had the opportunity to showcase some beautiful art with Autobahn Fort ...
06/20/2026

We’re still thinking about this past weekend! ✨

We had the opportunity to showcase some beautiful art with Autobahn Fort Worth and Range Rover for a private house event.

With jewelry from Maison Olisa Hat fittings and designs by American Hat Company Leather branding, accessories by Wild Silks and a private cooking experience at the end of the night, we were thrilled to bring Fort Works Art into a new environment, where we can showcase our artists in unexpected ways. With a mixture of Texas tradition, the weekend captured a true sense of elevated design and community in Fort Worth.

Interested in incorporating artwork into your next event or learning more about available pieces? Let’s connect.

Lawrence Schiller photographed Marilyn Monroe on the set of “Something’s Got to Give” in 1962, capturing some of the fin...
06/18/2026

Lawrence Schiller photographed Marilyn Monroe on the set of “Something’s Got to Give” in 1962, capturing some of the final images taken before the actress’s death.

These iconic and rare photos have been made available to us directly from the artist for “Celebrate 100”. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history. DM for availability.

Address

2100 Montgomery Street
Fort Worth, TX
76107

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

+18177599475

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