Beneath
Overpasses, by their nature, invite travelers to go over, not under. Thus the areas beneath them are unappreciated, a little foreboding, and passed through quickly. But Bryce Bennett 鈥�13 views these spaces as calm and peaceful, as devoid of human existence as the mountains and vast wilderness of his native Montana. In his photographic series Beneath, he seeks to capture that feeling by presenting images 摆鈥
Snapshot: Spring 2013
All-Greek Reunion, African-American Alumni Banquet, Dallas Mixer, and World-Class Glass.
Flight Deck
Don鈥檛 think of your next flight delay as an inconvenience. Think of it as an opportunity to peruse fine works by some of the nation鈥檚 leading artists. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is home to $6 million in commissioned paintings, sculptures, and mosaic floor medallions. At Love Field in Dallas, a modernization project is transforming the airport into another place to see outstanding art. The Gallery 摆鈥
African-American History
Little-known aspects of U.S. history shape much of painter Burl Washington鈥檚 nationally recognized artwork. With a keen eye for detail, the UT Arlington alumnus and Fort Worth resident captures bygone events that made America great but often are omitted from history books. 鈥淲hen I was growing up, history was boring. Now it鈥檚 just a gold mine,鈥� he says. 鈥淭he more you dig, the more you 摆鈥