Marcheta Fornoff is an Arts & Culture Reporter and Editor. She focuses on themes such as arts and entertainment, theater, and architecture, exploring topics like art dealing, fine art, urban art, cultural movements, and subcultures. Marcheta's work has been featured in KXT 91.7 FM, KERA News, 88.9 KETR-FM, Fort Worth Report, The Dallas Morning News, and NPR.
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Marcheta's articles mainly focus on local arts and culture, with a significant portion dedicated to covering events and government announcements. If you are looking to reach out effectively, consider pitching stories related to local art exhibitions, cultural events, or political developments within Fort Worth or Texas.
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By: Marcheta Fornoff, Kera By
Dallas hip hop collective Cure for Paranoia is the winner of NPR's 2026 Tiny Desk Contest.
By: Marcheta Fornoff
The show “Treasures of the Pharaohs” will include recently discovered artifacts from the “Golden City” in the Valley of the Kings.
By: Marcheta Fornoff
Winning NPR's Tiny Desk Contest still hasn't sunk in for Cameron McCloud, frontman and co-founder of Cure for Paranoia.
By: Marcheta Fornoff
Watch our interview with the band’s frontman and co-founder Cameron McCloud.
By: Marcheta Fornoff
"Los Niños Santos de María Sabina," an original play about the Mazatec healer, runs May 15-24.
By: Marcheta Fornoff
The majority of the mural was painted over and will be replaced by a mural celebrating the FIFA World Cup.
By: Kera By, Marcheta Fornoff
Two leaders from the Nasher Sculpture Center will help Dallas Contemporary plan for the future.
By: Kera By, Marcheta Fornoff
An attorney dispatched a cease-and-desist letter to stop “further destruction” of a mural celebrating ocean life and conservation in downtown Dallas.
By: Marcheta Fornoff, Kera By
Hundreds of neighbors gathered, with their fists held high to honor the victims of a gas explosion at an Oak Cliff apartment earlier this week, including longtime activist Sylvia Collins.
By: Kera By, Marcheta Fornoff
As the FIFA World Cup 2026 makes its way to Texas, one local opera company hopes to score new fans by adding a soccer-themed twist to a classic production.
