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  1. “Eye-Catching” Houston: Capturing Our City through High Schoolers’ Lenses

    Jan 23, 2019 - In collaboration with the MFAH and the Houston Independent School District, aspiring photographers are invited to share their work that captures moments from daily life across our city’s neighborhoods.

  2. Looking at “Art of the Islamic Worlds” in a Digital Exhibition

    Feb 22, 2018 - View the online exhibition “Art of the Islamic Worlds” via Google Arts & Culture. My “summer abroad” was made possible by the Museum’s partnership with Google Arts & Culture, an online platform that hosts images of artworks from the MFAH collections and offers the ability to create virtual exhibitions. In collaboration with curator Aimée Froom and gallery interpretation specialist Chelsea Shannon, I organized Art of the Islamic Worlds, an online exhibition of important objects from the Museum’s ever-growing collection.

  3. Monet and the Seine: Impressions of a River

    Monet (1840–1926) used the river from an early point in his career to explore many of the artistic concerns that define his oeuvre, such as the transformative effects of light and atmosphere.

  4. “Make Music” Day in Houston | Happy Hour Celebration

    Meet in the breezy covered driveway along the Main Street side of the Beck Building. Admission is free.

  5. Origin Stories of Latin American and Latino Art, Shared through a Newly Expanded Online Archive

    Apr 7, 2020 - The MFAH and its research institute, the International Center for the Arts of the Americas (ICAA), have launched the redesigned and enhanced website and database for the Documents of Latin American and Latino Art Digital …

  6. 2024 Spring Festival: New Beginnings

    Plaza and winding its way to the original MFAH entrance on the south side of the Law Building. Plan Your Visit | Free Admission Admission is free all day to both the Museum and the Spring Festival activities, thanks to the generosity of H-E-B. The festival takes place on the Brown Foundation, Inc.

  7. On-Site & Online “Echoes of Harlem: The Graphic Work of Aaron Douglas”

    Aug 15, 2020 - Online, visitors can also access the related resources and materials found in the Hirsch Library collections. On-Site and Online See the exhibition in the Law Building at the MFAH. Experience the virtual presentation.Best viewed on the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari.

  8. Online Gallery Talk | Zenga: Filling in the Lines of Japanese Zen Painting

    April 20, 2023 Online Gallery TalkPresented in conjunction with None Whatsoever: Zen Paintings from the Gitter-Yelen Collection  Register Here Mention the word “Zen” nowadays and people may think they know what you mean—the concept

  9. Tour & Toast | "Buddha | Nature"

    Tickets $24 per person $20 for MFAH members Plan Your Visit Tickets include admission to the MFAH Permanent Collections and all special exhibitions. No need to find a group on your own to book this tour. Join fellow art enthusiasts for a private group tour through the exhibition Buddha / Nature: Five Dialogues on Our Shared World. Explore and learn how Buddhist wisdom can inform our approach to climate crisis through the pairing of Buddhist sculpture with contemporary artworks.

  10. Close-Up on “Black Art in Houston”

    Aug 4, 2020 - Alvia Wardlaw moderates the online discussion “Black Art in Houston” on Saturday, August 8, at 3 p.m. As an adolescent, I had the benefit of excellent Black teachers who encouraged me and my classmates to realize our dreams. Plan ahead for your visit. This virtual lecture series receives generous funding from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.