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  1. Man on a Mission

    Oct 16, 2012 - Not knowing for sure where—or how—the adventure would end was a nail-biter to the last. In the film, Richard describes how one of his greatest inspirations was his father, NASA astronaut Owen K. Garriott. BD: While a location consultant for the state, I worked with Rick Ferguson and Alfred Cervantes at the Houston Film Commission for many years. How did you first hear about Richard Garriott and his self-financed space adventure? BD: Mike [Woolf, the director] and I had known Richard for a while and were following his story with interest.

  2. PNC Roof Garden

    Grab your smartphone and earbuds to hear Songs for Art, a Spotify playlist specially created for you to enjoy as you explore the campus spaces. • Parking The closest Museum parking is the underground garage at 5101 Montrose Boulevard Other features include: Amphitheater seating at the base of the slope, for pop-up programming and everyday use On the roof terrace: planted grasses, seating, and a glass-and-steel skylight  360-degree views of the surrounding The PNC Roof Garden is accessible to the public from steps along the sloped roof. Visitors with limited mobility can use an elevator inside the Glassell School of Art building.

  3. The MFAH Appoints Paul Coffey Director of the Glassell School of Art

    Jun 22, 2022 - University Graduate School of Education in 2018.  These include SAIC at Homan Square, the School’s campus in the underserved Chicago neighborhood of North Lawndale, offering free art and design programming for community residents of all ages, degree courses for SAIC students I know that he will bring thoughtful leadership to the Glassell School, which is so essential to the Museum’s educational and artistic mission and which, under Joe Havel’s direction, became a center of creativity.”

  4. Room Temperature

    Post-film discussion with Dennis Cooper and Zac Farley   Each year, a family in the California desert transforms their home into a haunted house, but what began as a shared ritual increasingly succumbs to the father’s obsessive

  5. Lecture | Collecting Drawings in the 21st Century

    Damen earned a PhD in art history from Princeton University, is a specialist in Italian art, and has been widely published. The participants engage with the state of the market for both Old Master and contemporary drawings, with a particular emphasis on the former. This event begins in the American General Conference Room in the Beck Building. Previously, she held curatorial positions at the Frick Collection, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Morgan Library & Museum, and the Princeton University Art Museum.

  6. A Collector of People and Places

    Jun 4, 2012 - He encouraged the budding collectors in Art + Paper by letting them know that even they can buy great drawings. “Maybe not Rembrandt, but ones that move you.” You may not like them, but you can grow to love them.” "But in some ways the drawings are like children; it is hard to list favorites,” he adds. More than 50 years after Abrams purchased his first drawing, it’s clear to see he doesn’t regret it for a minute.

  7. Fear and Wonder: Sublime Landscapes on Paper—Selections from the Museum’s Collection

    In the 18th century, philosopher Edmund Burke wrote of the power of the sublime in nature as capable of filling the mind with astonishment accompanied by a degree of dread. To Burke, vast landscapes, scenes of great dimension, and even the presence of dangerous creatures activated feelings of fear and wonder that defined the sublime. Together, these works on paper suggest a persistent desire to seek places that elicit an encounter with the sublime, the experience of which can provoke an emotive and overwhelming response.

  8. Her Starfish Will Lure You In

    Nov 26, 2014 - She orders the starfish from a souvenir-supply company, and even though the brilliant colors of the starfish fade over time, she prefers to preserve them in their natural state, rather than adding any paint or pigment. As Cardoso fastens the starfish together, the resulting form comes about responsively, depending on how each starfish fits into the next. Cardoso visited Houston earlier this month to work with the Museum’s conservation department on assembling Woven Water in preparation for an exhibition of Latin American art scheduled to open in the fall of 2015.

  9. Bastille Day: Celebrate French Independence with Rienzi

    Jul 7, 2020 - See how to make your own cockade, using this how-to video and downloadable instruction guide. Learn more about Rienzi, the MFAH house museum for European decorative arts The Pleyel work, recorded at the University of Houston’s Moores School of Music, features the fortepiano. See the performance here! Rienzi, the MFAH house museum for European decorative arts, is hosting virtual, art-inspired activities and entertainment to commemorate France’s national holiday.

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

    This discussion looks at how Zen was introduced to the United States and the pivotal role of art in why Zen gained such traction in the popular imagination. Chambers and Andrea Okamura Professor of History of Art and Architecture, Harvard University Morgan Pitelka, Bernard L. Herman Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Deptartment of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Moderator: Joan Mirviss, art expert and dealer, Joan B Mirviss LTD, New York “None Whatsoever