A Collagist Pieces Houston Together Through Paper
For Treva McKissac, the materials in her collages have to be more than just pretty or unusual paper; they have to be Houston to the bone.
Culture
Magic And Madness Of Mid-Century Menus in Houston
On display at the Rienzi mansion in River Oaks, is a unique and bizarre display that manages to capture the entirety of the magic and madness of the culinary arts in the post-war period
The Austin Comic Creator With A Mouse-eye Apocalypse View
Mac Smith just wrapped a wildly successful Kickstarter and production for the latest entry in his Scurry universe, a dystopian world full of anthropomorphic animals living through humanity’s last nuclear war
A Museum’s Quest To Humanize The Incarceration Experience
Amid the morbid and the macabre is a bold attempt to explain the life and impact of incarceration on the humans who serve time and the people who guard them.
Under New Ban, Drag Performers In Texas Assess Risks
Ever since Senate Bill 12 went into effect, drag performers in Texas have had to walk a fine line with their craft
Finding LGBTQ-Friendly MMA Training in Texas
It makes sense that many LGBTQ+ Texans want to learn mixed martial arts (MMA). The problem is that there are relatively few overtly LGBTQ-friendly MMA gyms in the state.
Exploring Feminism In Galveston’s Red Light District
Kimber Fountain was vaguely familiar with the broad strokes of Galveston’s history, but she’d never heard of The Line — a red light district headquartered on Postoffice Street — until she took a ghost tour