"Camp Bosworth"

Brandon Zech talks with Marfa-based artist Camp Bosworth about small towns, Dairy Queen, and why root beer floats are the perfect snack. 

“Camp Bosworth creates elaborately carved and painted wood objects influenced by his West Texas and the U.S. Mexico border surroundings. Hand-carved, and often gilded or painted, the scale of his…

An exhibition of new Dairy Queen-inspired carved and painted sculptures by Marfa-based artist Camp Bosworth.

A few days ago, it was announced that the Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich will be promoted to the rank of cardinal by Pope Francis, who announced it last week in St. Peter’s…

Marfa-based Camp Bosworth makes elaborate, gold-and-silver-leafed carved wooden objects that explore issues of violence, culture, and industry (legal and illegal) along the Mexican border.

Photographs by Lyle Owerko and sculptures by Camp Bosworth.

Rough-hewn carvings glamorize rich outlaws.

The Marfa Book Company features works by Camp Bosworth in Ballad of Chalino Sanchez! This exhibition is a continuation of Bosworth’s representational sculpture and relief work created from a variety…

 Yard Dog Gallery presents Three Day Bender & Other Stories From The Big Bend, featuring Marfa artist Camp Bosworth‘s wood sculptures, which tell stories of every day life from the…

Bosworth‘s sculpture is worthy of a few good chuckles, and we mean that in the best possible way!! His wooden liquor/beer bottles and oversized spur (pictured) speak to a down-home,…

Koelsch Gallery is just around the corner from my house. Although I've never visited their new location (until now), I watched with interest in 2006 as their steel building went…

Webb Gallery unleashes work by Campbell Bosworth in Plato o Plomo. The opening party kicks off grooves by Shoot Low Sheriff with drinks from Saint Arnold Brewing Co. Don’t miss…

We hope you enjoy this selection of poignant, funny, wild and beautiful artworks.

Glasstire is pleased to announce that The Glasstire Auction, featuring works by 27 Texas artists, is set to run online from May 23-30, 2020.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on the evolution of a Texas sculptor, a rising star in Houston, and a much-anticipated show in Waxahachie.

The concept of "America" is hard to pin down. Artists have ways of showing us what we look like, what is lost, and where we're headed.

"I still think it's the best way to really see all that Marfa has to offer."

An exhibition of Marfa-based artists. The show explores each artist’s personal connection to the town’s landscape and remoteness. Artists include Valerie Arber, Camp Bosworth, Meghan Gerety, Anne Marie Nafziger, and…