History
Albert Bierstadt: Witness To A Changing West
You know him for his celebrated majestic landscapes of the American Frontier. Now a new exhibit looks at his legacy as a painter of history.
Let’s Toast the San Antonio Tricentennial
Here are some more festive drink recipes that will help you raise a glass to the Alamo City in its 300th anniversary year.
State Champion: Bill O’Neal
With two new books in 2018, Texas state historian Bill O’Neal is burnishing an already epic frontier legacy.
10,000 Years of Walking the West
This Museum of Indian Arts & Culture’s exhibit features the art and craftsmanship of Native American footwear throughout history and as contemporary fashion pieces.
Riders on the Storm
When Hurricane Harvey flooded Southeast Texas farms and ranches, cowboys answered the call.
Charles M. Russell and Western Art Week
The cowboy artist’s namesake museum celebrates its 50th annual Russell Auction during Western Art Week.
America’s Musical Journey Makes Its Way to IMAX
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Aloe Blacc traces the roots of American music through iconic cities like Chicago, Nashville, and New York in the latest IMAX feature film, America’s Musical Journey, dancing into theaters this Friday.
Book Shelf: Frederick Weygold
American painter, photographer, and ethnographer Frederick Weygold studied the life and culture of North American Indians, presenting his findings artistically and scientifically.
