Inside the MFAH Posts tagged #art

“Inside the MFAH” provides perspectives, conversations, and opinions from insiders at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Art Activities Inspired by “Afro-Atlantic Histories” November 12, 2021

See how artists in the exhibition Afro-Atlantic Histories tell stories about their lives and heritage. Then create works of art documenting your own life.
Art Activities Inspired by the Photography of Georgia O’Keeffe October 25, 2021

The photography of artist Georgia O’Keeffe opens a new window on creating your own works of art.
Art Activities Inspired by the Work of Olga de Amaral August 19, 2021

Let the creative spirit of artist Olga de Amaral inspire you to make your own works of art art home.
Make Your Own Paintings Inspired by “Three Centuries of American Art” July 15, 2021

These at-home art activities spotlight paintings in the exhibition Three Centuries of American Art.
At-Home Activity | Let’s Make Wearable Art June 27, 2021

What’s your style? A designer hat brings the inspiration for this art project.
Art Activity | Create a Decorative Bowl June 15, 2021

Contemporary craft sets the stage for this hands-on art project inspired by works of art in the MFAH collections.
“PBS NewsHour” at the MFAH: Contributions of Latin American Artists to 20th-Century Art May 29, 2021

Curator Mari Carmen Ramírez talks with PBS correspondent Jeffrey Brown about 20th-century Latin American art.
Brighten Your Space with Summer Finds from the MFA Shop May 20, 2021

Celebrate the season with pops of color from the MFA Shop, inspired by the exhibition Hockney – Van Gogh: The Joy of Nature.
See Glorious Masterpieces from the Hispanic Society Museum & Library May 14, 2021

If you enjoyed the exhibition Glory of Spain—or if you never had a chance to see it—this one’s for you. Works of art from the Hispanic Society Museum & Library are on loan to the MFAH.
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.