Inside the MFAH
“Inside the MFAH” provides perspectives, conversations, and opinions from insiders at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
Find a Diversity of Design in the Kinder Building Galleries May 12, 2021
Let’s talk design! The galleries of the Kinder Building are filled with decorative arts, craft, and design objects to spark the imagination of all ages.
Virtual Cinema Presents the Award-Winning New Drama “There Is No Evil” May 11, 2021
Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof’s conscientious moral drama examines the universal issue of capital punishment.
Virtual Cinema Showcases New German Films May 3, 2021
Discover the latest in German cinema with the film series “KINO! Germany NOW!”
Virtual Cinema Presents the Essential “Bill Traylor: Chasing Ghosts” April 29, 2021
This enlightening new documentary profiles American artist Bill Traylor (1853–1949), whose life embodied personal and cultural struggles that resonate today.
Light up Your Life with “Electrifying Design” April 28, 2021
Experience the enlightening exhibition Electrifying Design: A Century of Lighting in person, and immerse yourself virtually from home.
Virtual Cinema | Musician Ben Model Returns for Another Silent-Film Concert April 22, 2021
Pianist Ben Model accompanies the silent film Hot Water, starring comedian Harold Lloyd.
Virtual Cinema Presents the Poetic New Documentary “Małni” April 20, 2021
The poetic documentary debut from media artist Sky Hopinka follows two people as they wander through nature, the spirit world, and something much deeper inside.
Virtual Cinema | “My Wonderful Wanda” Is a Humanistic Masterpiece April 16, 2021
A woman leaves her children in Poland to take a job as caregiver for the patriarch of a wealthy Swiss family in a gorgeous lakeside villa.
Virtual Cinema | Norway’s Pick for Oscar Consideration: “Hope” April 4, 2021
Hope tells an authentic and moving tale about an incurable illness and the resilience of love.
Virtual Cinema | New Restoration of Stellar Sci-Fi Drama “Ikarie XB 1” Comes to Houston April 2, 2021
Existential fear and dread of space-time travel are at the core of Ikarie XB 1, a sci-fi drama that came rushing in from behind the Iron Curtain in 1963.
