The Kimbell Art Museum is by far the best museum in Fort Worth, second in North Texas only to the Dallas Museum of Art. This modern building, designed by Louis Kahn, is divided into two halves; one wing for East Asia, the other wing dedicated to Europe. On the right side, there are statues from … Continue reading Fort Worth Side Trip: Kimbell Art Museum
The Amon Carter Museum of American Art is located outside of downtown Fort Worth, in its renowned cultural district. Here, you can tour collections full of American artworks from the Old West to the modern era. It has an impressive collection of Western memorabilia, including works by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell. I came … Continue reading Fort Worth Side Trip: Amon Carter Museum of American Art
The aptly-named Modern Art Museum has a lovely courtyard with a rippling lake along the side, which moves every time a breeze runs across. We entered the museum on Friday night, when admissions for the lower floor are free. Modern art is not my specialty, but I went in with an open mind. There was … Continue reading Fort Worth Side Trip: Modern Art Museum
The following is the overview for one of my more recent ventures. This operation commenced in the summer of 2017, but is still relevant... and highly recommended. Last summer, I had an ideal opportunity to visit my first foreign continent: Australia... Oceania... I don't really know. Scientists classifying part of the South Pacific as "Zealandia" … Continue reading Operation Cassowary Journey Overview
Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Will Lourcey, and my mission is to travel. I'm a history, geography, and transportation buff with a passion for writing. I am soon on the way to become a master traveler, and with my journey in its beginning stages, I thought, why not tell the world and … Continue reading Introduction to WillTravel.blog
