Crowding the Houston Dinner Plate
“According to USDA maps, we still have about 3.2 million acres of prime farmland within 100 miles of Houston. We can’t produce everything we like and want to eat. No cacao trees for chocolate here, for...
View ArticleComment of the Day: The Uncharted Inner Loop
“. . . you really haven’t got a clue if you think that suburban soil toxicity is a good reason to live inside the loop. The oldest parts of the city experienced the longest duration of industrial...
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This Room-Size Installation in a Rice University Art Gallery Was Painted with...
How many colors worked their way into this room-sized scene, titled “Yamatane” (mountain seed) and now playing in the Rice Gallery? And from where around town did the surprisingly diverse brown hues...
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Digging Up a Little Dirt on the Uncle Johnny’s Good Cars Lot in Near Northside
Chris Andrews has caught a few snapshots of what appears to be a soil sampling crew at work at 1901 N. Main St., formerly the site of Uncle Johnny’s Good Cars. Most of the 37,679-sq.-ft. property,...
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