BOOKS
A Book About Art Joy
Joy Machine, by Nacogdoches artist Jeffie Brewer is a memoir and retrospective of his work in contemporary sculpture, public art, mentorship and academia.
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Coming Soon: With Whom I Am Well Pleased.
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Traces (Book Set)
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For The Love
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Joy Machine
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ART PRINTS
Signed, limited release photo prints from the K.Co Press archive.
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Vega, Texas on Route 66
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Afton, Oklahoma on Route 66
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Cadillac Ranch on Route 66
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PRESS PLAY
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The Photographer Who'll Jump In A Lake, Jason Janik
Dallas photographer Jason Janik's music photography shares unexpected views of Texas musicians.
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"It's called artWORK," Jeffie Brewer
Nacogdoches artist and author Jeffie Brewer shares advice for artists, his story and inspiration behind his sculptures.
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Color, Light, Movement and Flow, Jamie Walters
Dallas artist Jamie Walters creates artwork that combines color, light, movement and flow as an extension of her perspective.
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Process Notes | Brad Ford Smith
Brad Ford Smith's books are the result of a detailed process including archival research, location scouting and plein air drawing.
EVENTS
Brad Ford Smith, "Where To Find A Ghost," book presentation, 6:30 p.m., October 29 at The Wild Detectives.
Brad Ford Smith, Where To Find A Ghost and Other True Stories, at the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library. Author Talk, 2 p.m., Oct. 17. Book-related exhibition, October 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027.
K.Co Reading Lounge, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Nasher Sculpture Center's Nasher By The Book event, with afternoon talks by Joy Machine author Jeffie Brewer and K.Co Press founder Stephanie Khattak.