Organized by El Paso Students, Texas’ First Bordalo II Mural Made of Recycled Trash Pops with Hope
Instead of waiting for politicians to take action, members of a high school art club in El Paso decided it was up to ... Read More »
What Is the Greatest Piece of Art in Texas?
A quiet path leads from the old mission church toward the river. I’m alone in the thicket, but I can sense the object ... Read More »
Exploring Colorful El Paso Through Its Public Artworks
Even a short drive through El Paso reveals a city that’s unmistakably ... Read More »
‘Árbol de la Vida’ Rises with Beauty and Heritage on the San Antonio River Walk
Árbol de la Vida: Memorias y Voces de la Tierra (Tree of Life: Memories and Voices of the Land) looms over the San ... Read More »
A Livingston Craftsman Turns Native Longleaf Pine Into Handmade Baskets
Woven Through Time Elliott Abbey crafts traditional baskets out of pine needles By Julia JonesSometimes while crafting ... Read More »
Acclaimed Artist Jesse Lott Sculpts the Houston Art Scene and Beyond
Jesse Lott’s art studio, on the west side of Houston’s Fifth Ward, ... Read More »
A West Texas Photographer Chases Nature’s Constant Change Through Art and Photography
Above: hailstones A photo mosaic of hailstones, calcite crystals, fluorite crystals, and optical squares in Marathon; ... Read More »
50 Years Ago, Willie Nelson United Cowboys and Hippies at the Armadillo World Headquarters
With the Vietnam War still raging in the summer of 1972, there was a cultural chasm that seemed too wide to cross in ... Read More »
New Lubbock Attractions Bring an Artsy Flair to the Ranching Town
If you think you know Lubbock, you clearly haven’t been in a while. Gone are the days when Texas Tech was the town's ... Read More »
At the Toilet Seat Art Museum in The Colony, You’ll Feel Moved By the Creativity
If your life’s work were to be set up in one room, what might that look like? Important documents, photographs, ... Read More »
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 »
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