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.
Almost forgotten, this artist and author’s books and illustrations rank amongst the most authentic and inventive in Western literature.
Photographer Anouk Krantz’s book American Cowboys presents a contemporary affirmation that our cowboy culture is not only alive, but thriving.
Rising Canadian singer Shaye Zadravec interprets Ian Tyson classics and others on her new album Now and Then.
Claire Everson brings thoughtful organization and marketing to the lives and creative work of Western artisans. The West has…
A new book by historian B. Byron Price dives deeply into the vaquero life and work of artist Edward…
From John Ford’s She Wore a Yellow Ribbon to Kevin Costner’s Yellowstone, Western film continues to evolve. But they…
