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See the film adaptation of Richard Wright’s controversial 1940 novel Native Son, restored to its original vision. 

Opening this week in Virtual Cinema: two absorbing dramas with compelling central performances.

Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens celebrates 10 years since the Lora Jean Kilroy Visitor and Education Center opened. 

Artist Melissa Aytenfisu, who is a teaching artist at the MFAH, writes about how she was inspired to create Metamorphosis, her first solo Houston exhibition.

In new dramedy My Dog Stupid, a French novelist with writer’s block develops an unlikely companionship with an unruly, massive bullmastiff.

Travel to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam via the film Vincent van Gogh: A New Way of Seeing, a cinematic parallel to the landmark MFAH exhibition Vincent van Gogh: His Life in Art. 

This new documentary explores the life and legend of artist László Moholy-Nagy, the mid-20th-century creative genius who left his mark not only through his own art, but also through his dynamic, innovative approach to teaching.

Marian Luntz, curator of MFAH Films, offers an inside look at Virtual Cinema and a preview of the new documentary Our Time Machine.

In the Japanese drama A Girl Missing, a woman’s life unravels after a sensational article is published, revealing her secret.

Compare color to music and create your own sound maker! This family-friendly art activity is inspired by the abstract paintings of Stanton Macdonald-Wright.