Texas Humor’s Founder Jay B. Sauceda Considers the Texas Identity
As a photographer, pilot, author, and entrepreneur, Jay B. Sauceda has ruminated upon the Texas identity from many ... Read More »
Kerrville Folk Festival Celebrates 50 Years of Music, Community, and Lasting Memories
In March 1972, a short writeup in the Kerrville Mountain Sun described what locals could expect at the town’s ... Read More »
Meow Wolf Announces Plans for Texas Expansion in Grapevine and Houston
On our visit to Meow Wolf in Santa Fe back in 2018, my wife and I came out with slightly different opinions. She ... Read More »
Kinky Friedman Introduces Gold Star Kids to the Land That Shaped Him
He’s the bard of the Hill Country—a satirist, author, singer-songwriter, raconteur, and equal-opportunity offender. ... Read More »
With a New Album Out, 81-Year-Old Delbert McClinton Reflects on His Six-Decade Career
“You’re 81. What the heck are you making a new record for?” It’s an honest, semi-innocent question to pose to ... Read More »
William Clark Green Finds a Muse in the People and Places of Small-Town Texas
Even though singer-songwriter William Clark Green now calls the big city of Fort Worth home, his upbringing in ... Read More »
Lockhart’s Library Is the Oldest in Texas Still in Its Original Building
Step inside the Dr. Eugene Clark Library in Lockhart and you’re immediately met by an “old library” scent—woody, almost ... Read More »
Houston Artist JooYoung Choi Takes Audiences on a Fantastical Trip to the Cosmic Womb at the Crow Museum of Asian Art in Dallas
Contemplative art that explores important themes of race, culture, and identity need not be somber in tone. ... Read More »
Wildflowers Serve as Inspiration for These 6 Texas Artists
From bougainvillea in the Rio Grande Valley to false foxglove in Central Texas, these colorful blooms are the muse for paintings and mixed media art Read More »
Fort Worth’s I.M. Terrell High School Has a Legacy of Inspiring Jazz Standouts
While saxophonist Ornette Coleman’s pioneering style won him a Lifetime Achievement Grammy in 2007, the early ... Read More »
Artist Sedrick Huckaby’s New ‘Museum’ Aims to Bring Art to Fort Worth’s Polytechnic Heights
Artist Sedrick Huckaby has been hard at work transforming the 120-year-old Fort Worth house of his late ... Read More »
Actor Jason Lee Seeks Beauty in the Mundane in New Galveston Photo Book
Jason Lee may be most widely known as the titular affable redemption-seeking redneck from NBC’s late 2000s comedy My ... Read More »
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