Four photographs of visitors viewing Max Zorn’s tape art and watching him work at Bowie House in Fort Worth.

Visit The Gallery at Bowie House in Fort Worth to explore the striking artworks of Max Zorn, a tape artist known for his unique approach to crafting images with packing tape.
After being featured on NBC Texas, Bowie House displays four of his creations that blend light and shadow to depict urban life’s depth and complexity. These artworks are conveniently located at the lobby and bar area for visitors to enjoy.

For those interested in learning more, gallery director Emily Gregoire is available to guide you through the hotel’s extensive gallery, which boasts a diverse collection of 200 artworks. Don’t miss the chance to see Max Zorn’s innovative work up close—contact Emily for a guided tour and a deeper insight into the gallery’s offerings: Egregoire@galleryatbowiehouse.com

 

 

 

Address:

Gallery at Bowie House
3700 Camp Bowie Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX 76107
P   (855) 683-4092

Max Zorn’s illuminated tape-art triptych Let them have the rest… above a sofa at Bowie House in Fort Worth.

An angled view of Max Zorn’s illuminated tape artwork, with the Bowie House bar interior visible behind it.

The wooden bar at Bowie House, with mounted horns and a central mirror reflecting Max Zorn’s illuminated cityscape.Star Studded Nights by Max Zorn: a woman in a white fur coat before a classic car and illuminated theatre signs.

Visitors gather in a room at Bowie House in Fort Worth, with paintings on the walls and pink seating.

Let them have the rest… by Max Zorn: a couple embracing above a city of theatre signs, crowds and vintage cars.

Southern Belle by Max Zorn: a woman in a white dress holds a parasol beside a steam train.Sugar Club by Max Zorn: a woman in a dark dress outside the Sugar Club entrance, with classic cars on either side.