Bud Force

So I did a book on the American cowboy, and then I office in a building that used to be a post-production house for film, and there was a filmmaker in the office next to me, and he approached me about doing a documentary film on cowboys.

He saw my photography, and, um, he cowboyed some growing up and said, "Why don't we partner? You know, you've just been out to all these ranches and you know this whole world and you grew up cowboying, and, you know, I'm a filmmaker." So this guy, Bud Force, and I co-directed a documentary film on cowboys.

So I heard a report on the radio that, where this woman took ins- art inside a prison, like physical art, so that men s- men and women serving time inside a prison could view art firsthand, which is, you know, an entire...

It's the way art's meant to be viewed, and it's entirely different than viewing it on a screen.