Browse Exhibits (20 total)

Prime Cuts features a dynamic exhibition of innovative work from top MFA and PhD candidates in DFW, curated by Ariel Davis. Highlighting talent from universities such as UTA, TCU, UNT, TWU, SMU, and UT Dallas, this event also fosters potential collaborations and opportunities for TCC arts students. 

Exhibition dates: Tuesday, January 20-Friday, March 6, 2026. 

Location: Trinity River Campus, East Fort Gallery, TREF 1315.

Dive into a breathtaking journey through a curated collection of stunning photographs capturing the vibrant essence of Ghana. Shot by Professor Wafeeq Sabir during his transformative four-month sabbatical, each image reveals the enchanting landscapes, rich culture, and incredible spirit of its people. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the soul of Ghana- an unforgettable visual narrative that will leave you captivated. 

June 2nd - August 15, 2025 at East Fork Gallery at Trinity River Campus.

This is the inaugural exhibition of Southeast Campus student photography. Students explored a variety of themes and technical aspects resulting in a layered and challenging exhibition. Our juror for this competition is Arthur Fields.

Fields is a noted Dallas photographer and educator. He is currently an Associate Professor of Art at Dallas College, teaching photography and design courses.  His works have been included in exhibitions at venues throughout the country, including the University of Southern Indiana (Evansville, IN), Box13 ArtSpace (Houston, TX), Weitman Gallery (St. Louis, MO), PhotoPlace Gallery (Middlebury, VT), and the California Institute of Integral Studies (San Francisco, CA).

The show centers around the trappings and joys of domestic life, habit and the pursuit of the elastic mind. 

Aubree Dale uses painting as a means of preliminary world building, exploring complex social structures and place. Maximalist ecosystems reference both expansive places of natural beauty and much smaller worlds such as a patio or backyard. They hint at long-term relationships, the capacity for loneliness and what happens when our ambitions exceed our resources.

From there, smaller works enrich and complicate storylines. Stacked with unfinished projects, consumption, and daydreams, these are snapshots of a memory, a wish, an inquiry into an imagined place or alternative scenario. Many of these works bask in the wonder of my small home-life, attempting to work through feelings of stagnation and overwhelm, by making micro macro.

The East Fork Gallery of Tarrant County College will present "New Works," a collection of artworks by the art faculty at all TCC campuses. This exhibit highlights the diverse talents of our art faculty members. The works showcased demonstrate the dynamic, expressive, exploratory power of artistic language in practice—and importantly, multiple ways of engaging the world. 

East Fork Gallery Exhibit Dates: August 30th - October 11th 2024.