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What is your relationship to color? The MFAH and artist Jamie Robertson explore color theory in this edition of “Virtual Art Encounters.”

In Istanbul, three homeless dogs shed light on the surprising reality of unseen street life in the glamorous ancient Turkish city.

The exhibition Making the Movable Book showcases titles from the Hirsch Library collection that contain movable mechanisms such as pull tabs, flaps, and pop-ups.

In a cinematic exploration of her own family, the filmmaker uncovers contradictions, melodrama, and decades of complicated interactions.

In this documentary series assembled from selfies, cell-phone videos, and Zoom calls, MFAH staff talk about their daily work and share art that is meaningful to them.

The Houston Jewish Film Festival is part of a global itinerary of festivals exploring the Jewish experience through movies that focus on identity, history, and culture.

MFAH audiences can enjoy their fix of French films this March—the international month of French Culture.

In this enigmatic and picturesque new film, a Hungarian neurosurgeon returns to Budapest for a rendezvous with a doctor she met at a conference—or did she?

An award-winning debut feature set in Austin, Test Pattern offers a political commitment to the subject matter and an unconventional style.

 Valentine’s Day goes virtual with love-inspired at-home activities.