With Hidden History, ABC7 explores local history and hidden facts in our communities. The series highlights extraordinary details in neighborhoods you may otherwise overlook. Neon signs and art pieces ...

October is LGBTQ+ History Month, and the folks at The Museum of Neon Art in Glendale are celebrating with a special exhibit. Neon art has been championed by the LGBTQ+ community for decades. ABC7 ...

Kory Sherer is a Toledo artist. Appropriately, for a town whose nickname is Glass City, his medium is glass. Specifically, ...

Everything is glowing in Bruce Suba”s Scotts Valley garage. Over there a vertical glass tube contains what appears to be an endless loop of orange lightning. A large commercial neon sign gives the ...

We’ve seen them glowing on New York City theater billboards, Las Vegas casinos and Hong Kong high-rises. They cast unbidden light and shadow into restaurants and homes and are a part of the daily ...

Not a lot of people work with neon anymore, but Brett Berres has found his calling in the medium. After detouring from graphic design to sculpture while studying at ASU about nine years ago, he heard ...

Major exhibition will reveal how neon went from the staple of brash advertising to an art form Across two galleries in Wakefield sit more than half a dozen tubes of light at least two metres tall, ...

When Scott Adamson got so busy making neon signs for commercial customers that he didn't have time to focus on his own projects, he decided to make a change. He and his wife Karyn Adamson, a coffee ...

AMERICANA. IN GARDNER, MASSACHUSETTS, KNOWN AS THE CHAIR CITY. BUT NOW IT MIGHT JUST BE ON ITS WAY TO BECOMING THE. NEON SIGN CITY. WELCOME TO A PLACE WHERE CRAFTSMANSHIP AND CREATIVITY SHINE, RIGHT?

From the Times Square of old to a Queens diner made famous by Goodfellas, New York City was once synonymous with neon signs – now they are nearly impossible to find The art deco sign stood watch for ...

As autumn fades in Anchorage, neon light signs downtown glow more vibrantly in the creeping dark. "FURS," one sign on Fourth Avenue reads vertically, lit in blue and red above displays of wolf pelts ...