Fort Worth Kinfolk House created from artist's grandmother's home
Built in 1900, the home at 1913 Wallace Street in Fort Worth belonged to Sedrick Huckaby's grandmother Hallie Carpenter.
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Built in 1900, the home at 1913 Wallace Street in Fort Worth belonged to Sedrick Huckaby's grandmother Hallie Carpenter.
The artist Sedrick Huckaby and his wife, the photographer Letitia Huckaby, set about transforming his late grandmother’s home into a community arts space. Let’s go inside.
A pair of renowned artists from North Texas is turning their grandmother's century-old home into a place where artists and neighbors can celebrate their...
Letitia and Sedrick Huckaby make up one of the most prominent couples in the North Texas art scene, personal and professional partners exploring community and culture together. Their latest project: turning Sedrick’s grandmother’s house into a “living, breathing, moving work of art that changes over time.”
The next project for one of the most prominent couples in the North Texas art scene: transforming Sedrick’s grandmother’s Polytechnic Heights home into a “living, breathing, moving work for art that changes over time.”