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  1. Writers Remix Series | Art of Islamic Worlds

    A Mellon Research Scholar, she formerly edited Glass Mountain magazine. She is a regional spoken-word competitor and award-winning fiction writer. Maha Abdelwahab is a poet and PhD candidate in literature and creative writing at the University of Houston, specializing in empire studies. He holds a degree in media production and is set to pursue an MFA in film at the University of Texas at Austin this fall. oais hala is a Muslim, Sudanese writer and poet whose voice developed in the suburbs of southeast Houston

  2. Living with the Gods: Art, Beliefs, and Peoples

    Special Programs & Events See a comprehensive list of exhibition programming. View a series of talks by Houston faith leaders reflecting on the exhibition. Putting art into that context allows for a different conversation. In museums, many great objects can lose their original purpose, which was spiritual. An exhibition of this kind can give that purpose back to them, allowing a new and deeper approach to great and familiar works.” —Neil MacGregor Free audio guides are available when you visit this exhibition!

  3. The Glamour and Romance of Oscar de la Renta

    A two-exhibition combo pack is $30—and, during Spring Break (March 11–18), a combo pack for all three exhibitions is still just $30! Displayed along with paintings and decorative arts from the MFAH collections, the creations offer a window into de la Renta’s world through a range of looks, from elegant daywear to resplendent evening gowns. Throughout his award-winning career, which spanned more than five decades and two continents, de la Renta (1932–2014) designed beautiful clothes for every occasion in a woman’s life.

  4. GONZO247: Celebrating Community, Color & Vincent van Gogh

    Mar 25, 2019 - GONZO was first exposed to graffiti art in 1985, and he was soon on his way to his pursuit of becoming a self-taught artist. He is well known as a pioneer in the graffiti and street-art culture of Houston. As a part of the Museum’s Spring Festival: Celebrating Colors on Saturday, March 30, we are excited to have renowned local street artist GONZO247 join the fun. Admission is free, and the festivities begin at 3 p.m. GONZO & Van Gogh Stop by to see GONZO adapt his unique signature painting style to create a new work inspired by the colors and gestural brushstrokes characteristic of Vincent van Gogh, the star of our new exhibition Vincent

  5. The Perfect Family: John Waters’s “Serial Mom” Meets the Art of “Always Greener”

    Jan 14, 2019 - You’ll see the delightful downward spiral of a serial-killer mom, culminating with a courtroom scene. The jury is still out on whether Beverly goes free, but (spoiler alert!) Campy, outrageous, a little gory, but also somehow incredibly wholesome, the movie is perfectly aligned with the exhibition’s sensibility. Written and directed by iconic filmmaker John Waters, Serial Mom stars Kathleen Turner as Beverly Sutphin, a peppy housewife living in the Baltimore suburbs.

  6. Glassell Lecture | Caroline Woolard

    What is a work of art in the age of $120,000 art degrees? What is another word for artist?    Her work has been featured on New York Close Up, a digital film series produced by Art21. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map About the ArtistCaroline Woolard is an interdisciplinary artist and organizer based in New York.

  7. Lecture | JLF Houston

    In this richly illustrated session, curator Sonya Rhie Mace explores a remarkably dispersed collection that opens up new ways of seeing these works. Moving beyond questions of attribution, the discussion traces artists, patrons, and practices across regions, revealing a shared visual culture shaped by movement and exchange. She has published writings on a range of topics in the history of South Asian art, including History of Early Stone Sculpture at Mathura and Pahari Paintings: Art and Stories.

  8. Concert | Byzantine Chanting

    The World Faiths Initiative is made possible by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.  Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map About the PerformerPhillip Phares holds a certificate in Byzantine music from Hellenic College Holy Cross. He currently serves as a cantor at St. Cantor Phillip Phares leads a performance of sacred chanting in the Byzantine Orthodox Christian tradition. During the program, a local priest explains the symbolism and use of Orthodox liturgical vestments and implements.

  9. Members Preview | “Frida: The Making of an Icon”

    Frida: The Making of an Icon is the first major exploration of the artist’s transformation from a relatively unknown local painter to a universal icon and global brand. Departing from the traditional retrospective format, the exhibition revolves around a selection of Kahlo’s masterworks, memorabilia, and documents from her archives, as well as a vast array of works from artists across artistic Lead Global Supporter: This exhibition is made possible in part by a grant from: Major support is provided by:Jerold B.

  10. Glassell Lecture | Tsedaye Makonnen

    Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Makonnen, born in Washington, D.C. to Ethiopian immigrants, is a mother, birthworker, and sanctuary builder whose practice centers around Black feminist theory, migration, and reproductive rights. Her light sculptures, acquired by the Smithsonian in 2021, are on view at the National Museum of African Art, and she recently completed a permanent commission for the Medieval gallery at the Walters.