Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: The Supreme Court upholds Pres. Trump's travel ban. We discuss efforts to make Houston a more walkable environment. Then, new research helps us understand how memories are stored. And a new book captures the beauty (and eeriness) of some of the Lone Star State’s most interested abandoned buildings.
Posted on · It's estimated that artist Andy Warhol took more than 66,000 photographs over his lifetime. Nearly 150 of them are now open for the public to view up close at the University of Houston.
Posted on · Photographer John Moore talks about his book documenting the changing scene along the US-Mexico border from the perspectives of both immigrants and the border security agents that regularly interact with them.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We learn about sexual misconduct allegations against a famed Sugar Land taekwondo instructor. We revisit the New Horizons mission to Pluto. We learn why Dairy Queens are disappearing from some small Texas towns. And a photographer documents changes along the US-Mexico border.
Posted on · Houston photographer Isabelle Perreau chronicled her own daughter's journey from single woman to motherhood in an exhibit for FotoFest 2018.
Posted on · Brian McCarty bases his photos on drawings by actual children who've lived through war.
Posted on · Jake Kaplan and Brian T. Smith discuss the Houston Chronicle's book commemorating the Astros' 2017 season and World Series win.
Posted on · Episode: 3153 How the Optic Nerve Effects Sight. Today, a bodily bottleneck.
Posted on · Writer Joe Holley and photographer Peter Brown set out to document a side of Texas not often seen in the news.
Posted on · Diana Mara Henry, a photographer from the 1977 conference, reminisces about the event and capturing the feminist movement
Posted on · Houston photographer Mieko Mahi talks about taking images of the oil and gas industry.
Posted on · A provocative new photo exhibition features the work of an artist who shocked people in the 1980s. As Catherine Lu reports, the new exhibit delivers a similar effect while addressing the Trump administration’s policy on torture.
Posted on · An exhibition exploring the shades of race has landed at Houston’s Health Museum. We wanted to see how Houstonians are reacting to the mosaic.
Posted on · (Above: The underground dining area of a WWI French soldier, as photographed by Houston doctor Jeff Gusky. Image Courtesy: jeffgusky.com) When we think of the brutal warfare of World War I, we tend to think of the 9 million soldiers and 7 million civilians dead, of infantrymen waging war with guns and grenades, hiding in muddy […]
Posted on · (Above: The underground dining area of a WWI French soldier, as photographed by Houston doctor Jeff Gusky. Image Courtesy: jeffgusky.com) When we think of the brutal warfare of World War I, we tend to think of the 9 million soldiers and 7 million civilians dead, of infantrymen waging war with guns and grenades, hiding in muddy […]