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One of the most spectacular highlights of Peacock in the Desert is the Lal Dera, or Red Tent—an intricate imperial tent from the era of the Mughal Empire.

MFAH Films salutes Project Row Houses for 25 years of serving Houston’s historic Third Ward! To celebrate, the Museum hosts a weekend of films from July 13 to 15, with selections that highlight the themes of family, community, and identity.

“Everything can be made in a unique way, with mass customization. Technology can also be used to create beautiful objects.”

Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson documented a three-week, international collaboration—the creation of a mesmerizing piece of music sure to draw you in.

The name Umetsugu Inoue may not be familiar to American audiences, but the prolific Japanese director’s films will delight fans of classic cinema.

Katherine Tong, one of the Houston-based rock climbers who helped install Mike + Doug Starn: Big Bambú, discusses creating a unique work of art in her hometown.

Brides brought their culture to the princely kingdom of Marwar-Jodhpur for centuries. Peacock in the Desert: The Royal Arts of Jodhpur, India shows the spectacle and splendor of the tradition of wedding processions.

MFAH Films curator Marian Luntz shares tips on making the most of Latin Wave 13, the Museum’s biggest film festival of the year. (Hint: Special guests!)

To celebrate the exhibition Peacock in the Desert: The Royal Arts of Jodhpur, India, MFAH Films is screening dramas, documentaries, and more that highlight Indian stories and creators. I’ve gained a new appreciation not only for film, but also for my own Indian culture.

Preparing for your visit a few days in advance can help you have the most enjoyable experience possible. We hope these tips are useful!