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What if failure isn’t the end? A Fort Worth art show asks us to see it differently
Summary by The Fort Worth Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Zara Amaechi | KERA News , as published by Fort Worth Report
· August 11, 2026
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Key takeaway The idea for the exhibition originated about 15 years ago when curator Sarah Angle and fellow curator Jocelyn Foster discussed New Year's resolutions.
An art exhibition was recently held in Fort Worth , featuring art inspired by various types of failures. The exhibition showcased failures in relationships, careers, bodies, and creative processes. The idea for the exhibition originated about 15 years ago when curator Sarah Angle and fellow curator Jocelyn Foster discussed New Year's resolutions.
Angle was trying to build a journalism career at the time, which involved pitching and interviewing, and often resulted in rejection. Further details about the exhibition are available from the Fort Worth Report. The exhibition aimed to highlight a different perspective on failure, but specifics about the event and its outcome are not provided here.
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Published: August 11, 2026 ·
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