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States of Being Guest Lecture with Brandon Gunn

Wednesday Oct 28 | 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

🌟 BRANDON GUNN 🌟Join us as Brandon Gunn, Education Director and Master Printer, Tamarind Institute, gives a guest lecture in conjunction with “States of Being: recent prints from Tamarind Institute.” Come learn the stories behind prints on view at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts, how they were made, and how artists and printers work together to create a truly collaborative lithograph. Through collaboration we learn how an artist thinks about their work and their content, something that can be opaque in the final imagery. As we talk about the making of the print, we will explore the meaning of the imagery and the powerful states of being contained within each print.

📆 Wednesday, October 28 at 6 pm
📍Fort Worth Contemporary Arts, 3050 Waits Avenue, Fort Worth, TX
🎟 All events are free, everyone is welcome

This event is in conjunction with “States of Being,” an exhibition of lithographic prints made by artists and collaborating printers at Tamarind Institute. On view October 16-November 14, 2026. Visit @tcuartgalleries on instagram, call 817-257-2588, or email theartgalleries@tcu.edu for more info.

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
2900 Berry Street
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About Art Galleries at TCU

States of Being Guest Lecture with Brandon Gunn
The Art Galleries at TCU offer students and faculty an opportunity to engage with a challenging and diverse range of contemporary art including drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, new media, installation and performance. Through a variety of exhibitions, publications and live events, featuring the work of local, regional, national and international artists, the galleries aspire to motivate and create intellectual stimulation for students, faculty, campus patrons and the wider Fort Worth community. The two galleries - - Moudy Gallery and Fort Worth Contemporary Arts - - are distinct spaces with individual concentrations, programmed in step with an overarching commitment to provide a platform for high quality art which inspires critical dialogue and has local relevance and international significance.  

Questions about this event?

Kay Seedig

Email: k.seedig@tcu.edu