Anouk Krantz’ new book on Art and Catherine Nicholas’ Wyoming ranch celebrates their stewardship and integrity.

Ian Tyson’s 1983 groundbreaking album set the stage for a renaissance in authentic cowboy culture.

Artist Rygh Westby speaks of his many Western Horseman covers featuring scenes, wagons and cowpunchers across the West.

Western Writer, Director and Historian Dan Gagliasso weighs in on classic, enduring Westerns.

An A to Z list of horse breeds from the April 1963 issue of Western Horseman.

Russell Martin’s 1983 book COWBOY: The Enduring Myth of the Wild West looked at the American cowboy’s broad cultural influence, and continues to educate and entertain.

According to Art of the Cowgirl founder Tammy Pate, it’s a mindset and an attitude…”a woman who takes risks, believes in self, and does things because she’s passionate about them. It’s not just for women of the West.” 

His new album Painkiller reflects on his life and turbulent times in the West.

National Junior High and High School Rodeo Association members dropped off 19 handcrafted pieces for the 2022 Western Lifestyle Trade Craft Showcase.

Kurt Markus, whose writing and photography helped bring about the Cowboy Renaissance of the late 1970s and early 80s, passed away on June 12th at his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, surrounded by his loving family.