Good things come in threes at Craighead Green Gallery, a stable fixture on Dragon Street in the Dallas Design District.
Its new three-artist exhibition features photographer Carolyn Brown, who is focusing entirely on Fort Worth.
Given the chance to document the long-abandoned buildings formerly owned by Swift and Co., a meatpacking giant that faded away and finally closed in 1971, Brown came up with “The Painted Tombs of Swift.” Brown’s work is a meditation on “the interim between a finished past and an unfurled future.”
Read more at The Dallas Morning News.