Artist Lava Thomas will transform the Carter's sloping gallery with large-scale portraits, including a recent acquisition to the Carter collection, and an artist-designed wallpaper featuring historic negatives from the Carter’s Mary Everhard Collection.

Creative Visions: Cynthia Brants and Ruth Carter Stevenson features 22 works on paper, including works by Brants and artists connected to the Fort Worth Circle, explores how friendship and collaboration helped shape Fort Worth’s modernist art community.

Beneath the Surface: Mining and American Photography is the first exhibition to exclusively examine how photographers from the mid-19th century to today have powerfully captured the effects of resource extraction on the land and communities of the United States.

Discover the remarkable career of one of America's most distinguished portrait painters in Cecilia Beaux: Gilded Angst. The exhibition features more than 50 paintings and preparatory studies spanning from the 1870s through the 1920s from collections across the U.S.