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9 Tarrant County artists selected for all-women Texas Vignette Art Fair
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· August 30, 2026
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Key points Nine artists from Tarrant County have been selected to participate, including Alexis Andrade, Janet Chaffee, and Casey Leone, among others. An annual art fair spotlighting Texas women will return in October, featuring 100 multidisciplinary works from 60 statewide artists.
An annual art fair spotlighting Texas women will return in October, featuring 100 multidisciplinary works from 60 statewide artists. Nine artists from Tarrant County have been selected to participate, including Alexis Andrade, Janet Chaffee, and Casey Leone, among others. The fair will showcase a variety of art forms, with participants specializing in different mediums such as printmaking and photography.
Further details about the event and the participating artists are available. The selected artists hail from various cities, including Fort Worth , Arlington, and Grand Prairie. The art fair is expected to take place in October, although the exact dates and other specifics have not been outlined in the given information.
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Category: government Published: August 30, 2026 Source: Fort Worth Report Reading time: 1 min
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