The Carillon

The Carillon The art gallery at Tarrant County College South campus.

Preview of stunning installation for The Fort Worth Biennale 😍
06/03/2026

Preview of stunning installation for The Fort Worth Biennale 😍

The Fort Worth Biennale opens 6/25, here’s a sneak peek of several of the included artists. Stay tuned for more 🤩images ...
06/02/2026

The Fort Worth Biennale opens 6/25, here’s a sneak peek of several of the included artists. Stay tuned for more 🤩images left to right—



Introducing our Special Guest Juror: Arthur Fields ✨Arthur Fields is a multi-disciplinary artist working in digital and ...
04/23/2026

Introducing our Special Guest Juror: Arthur Fields ✨

Arthur Fields is a multi-disciplinary artist working in digital and alternative photographic media exploring self-representation, social media, and abstraction through image-making, re-mixing, and curation. He is currently Professor of Art at Brookhaven College and has exhibited nationally, with work spanning photography, design, and alternative processes.

Thank you, Arthur, for your time, insight, and thoughtful engagement with our students’ work.

Winners for the TCC Student Juried Exhibition will be announced next Thursday, April 30th from 5:30–7:30 PM.


is exhibiting new work in our satellite space- The Jalowiec Project Space
04/02/2026

is exhibiting new work in our satellite space- The Jalowiec Project Space

Last week to catch exhibit curated by , swing by and find your favorite moment.
03/30/2026

Last week to catch exhibit curated by , swing by and find your favorite moment.

Make a plan to come explore exhibition, curated by . So many beautiful moments and connections to discover . 😍
03/11/2026

Make a plan to come explore exhibition, curated by . So many beautiful moments and connections to discover . 😍

curated by opens Thursday! Objet petit a: new works by Peter Gynd features selections of recent paintings by Peter Gyn...
03/03/2026

curated by opens Thursday!
Objet petit a: new works by Peter Gynd features selections of recent paintings by Peter Gynd curated by Audra Verona Lambert. The artist initially began this ongoing series of still life paintings—with a focus on mason jars—back in 2021. The jars originated from care packages of jams and preserves Gynd would receive in the mail from his rural British Columbia-based mother while he was living in New York City, with these becoming especially treasured during the pandemic. These jars and seals made their way across international borders and four time zones, their flavors speaking to long-lost memories. Gynd held onto these jars to use in his home and art studio; as drinking vessels, left-over storage, or for holding art materials. The artist even relocated with them to Houston, TX, in 2023. Along the way, the jars became both muses and meditations: serving as new additions to the visual language of a painter increasingly engaged with process-based and durational approaches to painting. Gynd continues this fifth year of exploring mason jars, adding in vessels and objects assembled in his studio ‘altars’ to create composites that offer as a stand-in for fundamental experiences of everyday life.

When curating the exhibition, Verona Lambert selected Gynd’s work to expand on the Lacanian consideration of the objet petit a: the “cause of desire.” The curator notes, “Much as the jars serve as vessels that create a desire to capture an enduring impression of themselves in this series of paintings, the objet petit a, or ‘little other object,’ speaks here to the cause of desire for connection visually to these objects, thus recognizing the void implied by itself: forming a paradox. While the glass can be filled for use or seen as an object to be painted, the two actions can never take place simultaneously, so the Lacanian objet petit a asserts itself here in Gynd’s body of work.” Visitors to the exhibit are welcome to reconsider the meaning behind the various vessels, still life scenes and altar depictions in Gynd’s work to better draw connections to their own understanding of memory and desire, object and subject.

Next Week! Opening Reception: objet petit a: new works by Peter Gynd ✨Join artist Peter Gynd and curator Audra Verona L...
02/25/2026

Next Week! Opening Reception: objet petit a: new works by Peter Gynd ✨
Join artist Peter Gynd and curator Audra Verona Lambert for the opening of Gynd’s newest paintings!
📅 Thursday, March 5
⏰ 11:30 AM–1:30 PM
📍 TCC South Campus — Carillon Gallery (S**C 1103A)
Gynd’s ongoing series transforms mason jars—once sent from his mother across borders during his NYC years—into meditations on memory, care, and everyday ritual. Curated through the lens of the Lacanian objet petit a, these works explore desire, connection, and the quiet poetry of ordinary objects.
On view through April 2, 2026.

Last week to catch magical exhibition. Closing reception and artist talk Thursday 11:30-1:30pm.Photos by
02/23/2026

Last week to catch magical exhibition. Closing reception and artist talk Thursday 11:30-1:30pm.
Photos by

Sneak peek of ‘The Court’ come see it all tomorrow 11:30-1:30pm curated by .And of course also visit the Carillon Galle...
02/11/2026

Sneak peek of ‘The Court’ come see it all tomorrow 11:30-1:30pm curated by .
And of course also visit the Carillon Gallery to experience stunning exhibition.

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