A cowboy sits on the porch at the end of a long day of hard work. His boots are scuffed and his feet are tired, but he doesn’t feel a thing—tonight his girl comes home. In preparation for her arrival, he has removed his hat and picked her a fresh bunch of Black-Eyed Susans. She may not come for hours but the cowboy is content to sit, sure in the knowledge that soon she will be home. With My Girl’s Coming Home, artist Nelson Boren has created a gentle, open-ended moment. “I try to tell stories without telling the story,” he says, “and let the. . .