More about Marfa, the improbable desert art colony, plus Mooey, the marvelous rubber cow of BOINGing fame.

We visit the Ballroom Marfa and find some contemporary art we really, Really, REALLY like.

In which we visit the Chamberlain Building and explore the steel (and scary) art of the late, great John Chamberlain (1927–2011).

Okay, last time, I left off with us at the Chinati Foundation, which is the art museum and sculpture garden founded by the late Donald...

We explore the monument works of Donald Judd. Also, we meet a bunny.

In which we get a taste of Marfa, but not of pizza, ‘cause they’d done sold out. Instead, we had a mega Teepee.

In which we finally get to Marfa, Texas, home of the wild, the wonderful, and the weird...all at the same time.

In which we travel on into a Texas that looks hauntingly like New Mexico, and finally come to Marfa.

In which I’m attacked by a vicious dairy case with big teeth and a serious attitude problem. It’s udderly disgusting.

We explore Ozona, and learn about Judge Roy Bean’s living heirs.

And we get to Judge Roy Bean, Law West of the Pecos, Part 2!

The life and curious times of Judge Roy Bean, “Law West of the Pecos,” Part 1.

We meet the town of Ozona, named (no kidding) after Ozone. There’s also a wild cowboy judge involved.

We visit Sonora, Texas, a nice little town where a real badman got whacked, a TV cowboy taught school, and we have in-law connections.

A bit more about Marfa and Donald Judd...plus, a hint about Law West Of The Pecos.

Meet the Casita

In which we meet the remarkable Donald Judd, minimalist, artist, and unlikely savior of Marfa.

How we ended up going to Marfa because we got out-shuffled in the Great Grandparent Xmas Sweepstakes.

We begin our adventures in the town of Marfa, Texas, home of great empty spaces, and minimalist art

We make our thrilling escape from the Boiler Room...a.k.a, the Timeshare Hard Sell Bunker.