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

Soul of a Nation | installation view (Houston 3)

Close-Up on “Black Cultural Organizations in Houston” August 12, 2020

Tune in to this Soul of a Nation virtual discussion and get to know Houston’s vibrant and influential Black arts-and-culture organizations.

Soul of a Nation | installation | opening banner

Black Cultural Organizations in Houston: “Soul of a Nation” Virtual Panel Discussion August 10, 2020

Explore Houston’s Black cultural organizations: their importance and resilience, their birth and evolution, and their role in today’s social and political climate. 

temporary | Hudnall - From the Fourth Ward

Black Art in Houston: “Soul of a Nation” Virtual Panel Discussion August 2, 2020

Discover the rich legacy of Black art in Houston, including TSU’s renowned art program, founded by Houston artists John Biggers and Carroll Simms.

Soul of a Nation | installation view (abstraction 2)

Black Art & Abstraction: “Soul of a Nation” Virtual Panel Discussion July 26, 2020

Three artists whose work is featured in “Soul of a Nation” talk about how Black artists engaged abstraction from the 1960s to the early 1980s.

Soul of a Nation | moderator | Deborah Willis

Close-Up on “Black Art through the Lens” July 21, 2020

Deborah Willis, moderator of “Black Art through the Lens,” answers a few questions about the panel discussion and the exhibition Soul of a Nation.

Soul of a Nation | installation view (photography 1)

Black Art through the Lens: “Soul of a Nation” Virtual Panel Discussion July 20, 2020

Three photographers whose work is featured in “Soul of a Nation” talk about how images can counter stereotypes of Black communities.