Art & Culture
Erika Haight
The Montana-based photographer and adopted member of the Crow talks about the annual Crow Fair, inspiration, tradition, and Western imagery.
West Texas Road Trip
If you’re headed out to Big Bend National Park, you’ll appreciate this itinerary of towns along the route — and a few flavorful local recipes.
Cow Country Cooking
Photographer Kathy McCraine captures the life and food of chuck wagon cooks on a historic Arizona ranch.
Edward S. Curtis and the Really Big Dream
On the 150th anniversary of the birth of the great 20th-century photographer and ethnologist, and the landmark republication of his masterwork, we talk about the life and legacy of Edward S. Curtis with noted expert Christopher Cardozo.
E. Dan Klepper and the Middle of Nowhere
Eighteen years ago, fine art photographer E. Dan Klepper committed to something he’d long dreamed about: He moved to remote Marathon, Texas, 50 miles north of Big Bend National Park. There, he built a gallery and a studio — and a life.
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.
Jody Miller
Photographer Jody Miller calls the West home, but she has chased light across the globe.
Ansel Adams at the Manzanar Relocation Center
Not 10 miles from the famous western film location of Lone Pine, California, photographer Ansel Adams documented a very different chapter of western history at the Manzanar Japanese internment camp.
