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Katie Jernigan is a publicist in the Museum’s marketing and communications department.

2019–2020 Core Residents

A Sneak Peek Inside the Core Residency Program October 15, 2019

Go behind the scenes of the prestigious postgraduate program at the MFAH.

Icons of Style (installation shot) Black Is Beautiful

Meet the Designer of the “Black Is Beautiful” Mural September 6, 2019

Graphic designer Bob Gumbs shares his vision for the iconic poster represented in the exhibition Icons of Style: A Century of Fashion Photography.

Rienzi dining room Blog Post

Spectacular Dinner Toasts Rienzi’s Collection of Spanish and Mexican Decorative Arts May 20, 2019

Rienzi partners with James Beard Award–winning chef Hugo Ortega for a historically inspired dinner centering around mezcal and Oaxacan cuisine.

Odyssey: Jack Whitten (installation shot)

Separate Studies: Jack Whitten’s Untold Sculpture Practice April 25, 2019

Jack Whitten, a renowned painter recognized for his ingenuity and mesmerizing abstractions, also had a separate, lesser-known passion for sculpture. Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture, 1963–2017 illuminates this separate body of work, showcasing 40 sculptures crafted during his five-decade career.

Hirschfeld - Bajour

Rienzi Takes Center Stage March 13, 2019

The exhibition Broadway’s Amazing Mastersons spotlights Rienzi’s founders and their passion for the theater scene in New York City.

EYE ON HOUSTON 2019 BLOG POST - Luz Martinez Chica, Tradición

“Eye-Catching” Houston: Capturing Our City through High Schoolers’ Lenses January 23, 2019

For nearly 25 years, Eye on Houston: High School Documentary Photography has showcased Houston’s diversity through the eyes of local high school students.