Houston Matters
Magical Material: The Art Of Glass Blowing
Posted on · A Houston artist talks about his experiences working with glass.
Posted on · A Houston artist talks about his experiences working with glass.
Posted on · Episode: 1373 Pittsburgh in 1816. Today, let’s visit embryonic Pittsburgh.
Posted on · Episode 3105: Matte Painting: From Glass To Digital. Today, worlds imagined.
Posted on · Through a partnership with the city, the leading company in glass recycling in North America will operate ten drop-off sites.
Posted on · Houston’s new contract with Waste Management omits glass from curbside recycling because it costs the company too much. At the same time, glass recycling companies say there continues to be a high demand. The problem is, it’s a long way from the recycling bin to a new bottle.
Posted on · The Houston City Council will consider a new contract for the city’s curbside recycling service – two weeks after rejecting a previous draft.
Posted on · Episode: 1086 Aztec obsidian, too good to give up Today, we ask why the Aztecs didn’t make full use of metal.
Posted on · Earlier this year, we examined an under-representation of women in Houston's political landscape. (Yes, we have a woman in her third term as Mayor, but we also have just two women on Houston's City Council right now. That's the fewest in several years). What about other walks of life? Here in Houston, do we have […]
Posted on · WeâÂÂve all seen stained glass windows in churches, cathedrals and synagogues. TheyâÂÂre usually ornate, richly colored depictions of the saints or religious symbols. But one local congregation, St. PaulâÂÂs Catholic Church in Nassau Bay — which is just around the corner from NASA’s Johnson Space Center — took another route when it designed its new […]