Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 2309: Broken Brushes
Posted on · Episode: 2309 Today, broken brushes. Brushes broken by people whose eyes will not see.
Tag: Redbud Gallery
Houston Matters
Photo Exhibit Tells of Refugees Who Came ‘Out of Darkness’
Posted on · Houston photographer Marti Corn has a new exhibit called Out of Darkness, for which she interviewed and photographed members of Houston's refugee community. She tells Michael Hagerty why she wanted to tell their stories. The photos and stories are on display at Redbud Gallery through June 28. MORE: Photo Exhibit Chronicles Life in Former Freedman's […]
Houston Matters
Artist’s Drawings Contrast 1914 with 2014
Posted on · Artist Jennifer May Reiland grew up near Rice University, and was a graduate of the High School for Performing and Visual Arts. She studied art in New York, Spain, and France. The latter two brought out her love of history and inspired her to express this through art using pencils, water colors and markers. In […]
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Winners and Losers of Low Fuel Prices: Houston Matters for Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015
Posted on · Oil prices Monday fell below 50 dollars a barrel for the first time since 2009. That’s a drop of more than 55 percent since June. Sure, gas prices are low, but in a city like Houston, where the oil and gas industry is such a strong economic driver, plunging oil prices are met with hand-wringing. […]
Houston Matters
Sculptures on Heights Boulevard Aim to Make Art More Accessible
Posted on · You might have noticed something a little strange on Heights Boulevard recently, a building that appears to be sinking into the ground, an over-sized paper airplane made of metal or giant lawn chairs. No, youâre not hallucinating; itâs an art exhibit that is the brainchild of Gus Kopriva, the owner of Redbud Gallery. Gus spoke […]