FORT WORKS ART CELEBRATES 10 YEARS
Somehow against logic, economic, weather, construction, closed streets, a global pandemic, and the slow erosion that tales out most independent galleries, Fort Works Art is ten years old. If you’ve been with us since the very beginning or you just started following along, thank you. Whether you walked through our doors in year one or discovered us last week, your support, curiosity, and belief in what we do have made this milestone possible. We are deeply grateful to every artist, collector, neighbor, and friend who has been part of this story.
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.
WHERE ARE WE LOCATED?
Fort Works Art is a contemporary art gallery located at 2100 Montgomery Street in Fort Worth’s Cultural District, just across from Dickies Arena. Within walking distance from the Kimbell Art Museum, The Modern, and the Amon G. Carter Museum, FWA serves as a vibrant space for exhibitions, community events, and sometimes private art receptions, showcasing a dynamic range of local and national artists and helping to energize the city’s art scene. The gallery blends elements of a traditional gallery, cultural hub, and community center to engage both seasoned collectors and casual visitors alike.
upcoming reception
AMY TWOMEY: FRAGMENTS OF MEMORY
ON VIEW: JANUARY 23 - MARCH 21, 2026
CLOSING RECEPTION: MARCH 8, 3-6 PM
While Twomey is innately Texan and unmistakably Western in spirit, her works moves beyond expected regional tropes. With works recalling artists like Kyle Steed and Jeremy Joel, the intimacy of her symbols captures fragments of life that might be lost at scale, creating a visual vocabulary rooted in memory and experience.
Fragments of Memory reflects Fort Worth itself: the rhythms, quiet beauty, and lived experience of the city. By painting her story, Twomey paints ours as well.
FORT WORKS ART PRESENTS: TEN
THREE EXHIBITIONS. ONE IMMERSIVE INSTALLATION. ALL ON ONE NIGHT.
ON VIEW: MARCH 28 - MAY 2
OPENING RECEPTION: MARCH 28, FROM 6-8 PM
On Friday, March 28, Fort Works Art marks its 10-year anniversary with the most ambitious day in the gallery’s history. Coinciding with Fort Worth’s citywide Gallery Night, the anniversary will transform 2100 Montgomery Street into a multi-floor, multi-sensory cultural indoor/outdoor hub from 12PM to 9 PM. What began a decade a go as a small, risk-taking gallery, opened before Dickies Arena reshaped the district, has grown into one of Fort Worth’s most vital creative incubators. For its anniversary, Fort Works Art presents three simultaneous exhibitions, an immersive interactive installation, music, performances, and a community block party, making it the only venue in the city offering this level of depth, scale, and experience in a single stop.
