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Curator Malcolm Daniel shares his take on the exhibition Through an African Lens: Sub-Saharan Photography from the Museum’s Collection.

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.

International coming-of-age stories—“House of Hummingbird,” Fourteen, and Papicha—offer portraits of young women and their range of experiences.

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

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

Read a remembrance about the long-lost film Cane River by the director’s son, then watch the movie and join an online discussion.

Young artists, ages 4 to 18, can enroll in virtual summer classes at the Glassell Junior School.

Explore Chinese landscape and create your own work of art, inspired by an 18th-century scroll from the MFAH collection of Asian art.

Kids can be MFAH art explorers all summer! Every week brings a different theme with new activities inspired by works of art in the MFAH collections.

Immerse yourself in the world of Francisco de Goya through the film Goya: Visions of Flesh and Blood, then experience his work in person at the MFAH.