Fishermen, shrimpers, wildcatters, and roughnecks are all easily recognizable archetypes of the Texas coast. Surfers, sure. But cowboys too? Indeed. The Texas coast used to be cattle country, and in ...

Intricate tiny details showcasing unity within diversity make up a massive work of art inside Dallas County’s newest ...

Moffett, who's known for breaking paintings free of a two-dimensional space, currently has work on display at Ruby City.

The Palo Duro Canyon is significantly lesser known than the nation’s largest canyon — the Grand Canyon, which welcomed over 4 ...

The Evolution of an American City," author Alex Hannaford describes how his former home of two decades is no longer the ...

George Bush Intercontinental Airport welcomes new pieces in Terminal D and one massive glass sculpture from a celebrated ...

The organizers of the xTx Trail plan a route that stretches from Houston to the Big Bend, where those who walk, bike or ride ...

He has shown his colorful, emotionally expressive abstracts in Germany, Paris, New York, New Mexico and Oaxaca during his ...

A survey at the Rose Art Museum offers a probing look at the 41-year-old artist’s career as he rides a surge of admiring ...

So loosen your belt, grab a bib, and let’s dive into six old-fashioned BBQ joints that have Ohio locals coming back for seconds, thirds, and probably fourths (no judgment here, folks). Located in the ...

These old-fashioned restaurants across Ohio serve mouthwatering BBQ dishes that taste like home-cooked goodness. Each spot ...

We Were Illegal looks to complicate Texas history even from its title. Goudeau traces her family’s roots to the very first ...