PHOTOS: Beer Can House up close. According to the Beer Can House website, run by the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, Ripley’s Believe It or Not estimated there are more than 50,000 cans on ...

John Milkovisch started the Beer Can House project in 1968. Sick of mowing his yard, he began inlaying his property with marbles, rocks, and other metal objects.

Beyond the walls of conventional galleries, some art exists in plain sight, embedded in city streets and public spaces, ...

Raheem Bellard has a smile on his face as he talks about John Milkovisch, the creator of the Beer Can House, one of Houston's more eccentric attractions. "John, he just did it just to do it. He ...