Camp Bosworth

Portrait of the Artist’s Studio - SOLD

Big Stripes - $28,000

Marfa 79843 - $8,000

Cone Placement Theory - $8,000

High beams - SOLD

Dry Creek - SOLD

A Hipster Visits Marfa - $1,200

EVERY Day is Taco Tuesday (5/6 available) -1,200

Got a Light? (3/8 available) - $400

Corny Dogs (9/11 available) - $700

Prada in Marfa - SOLD

Lone Star - $1,800

Stripes - $2,800

Cigarettes After Sex - SOLD

Marfa To-Go Bags (4/8 available) - $395

New Phone Who 'dis? - $4,900

CAMP BOSWORTH

Artist Camp Bosworth was born in Galveston, Texas and now lives and works in Marfa, Texas.

He draws much of his inspiration from the richly diverse culture of the great state of Texas.

Diverging traditions and histories, the trope of the Western form and references to pop-culture influence and surrounds his practice. His work employs narrative and humor to illustrate his observations on the small art town of Marfa and the border life.

Initially trained as a painter, he now creates monumental wood sculptures that examine the image of diverse themes and cultures inherent in a border state and global community. At first works appear humorous and accessible and upon further examination reveals subtle layers of deeper meaning and subversive themes. His large scale Buckle Up sculpture for the San Antonio Spurs exemplifies the cross-over appeal of his work. It employs history, folklore, iconic imagery, traditional craft and skill to convey a personal appeal to whomever is viewing and to a variety of cultures.

Camp along with is partner, Buck Johnston, co-own the gallery and store WRONG in Marfa, which was named the “Most Beautiful Independent Store” in Texas by Architectural Digest in 2018. The store’s concept is centered around Camp’s art objects. WRONG celebrated its 13-year anniversary in September.

Buck and Camp live in a hot pink house with three dogs, one of which is a 16-year old pet coyote.