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  1. At-Home Art Activity: Let’s Make a Sundial

    Oct 5, 2020 - His 1918 sculpture is a favorite among MFAH visitors. Families love to see the 10-foot sculpture in the galleries and walk all the way around it. Exploring ShadowsThis project also offers a great opportunity to talk with kids about light sources and shadows, which are often some of the first elements and principles studied in the art studio.

  2. Recognizing a Day of Jubilee: “Juneteenth Independence Day”

    Jun 18, 2020 - African American life and experience is a subject that has long been a part of the MFAH photography collection, but almost exclusively centered in the 20th century, and particularly on the Civil Rights movement and more recent Texas was the first state to establish Juneteenth as a holiday, in 1980, even though it has been celebrated informally since 1865. From the MFAH Photography Collection Levi Coffin and Underground Railroad Passengers This exceedingly rare photograph, in which the figures’ expressions and body language carry a powerful egalitarian message and emotional charge

  3. From Spain to Houston: Q&A with Curator James Anno

    Apr 5, 2020 - Presenting the exhibition in a coherent and compelling manner is like putting together a puzzle, figuring out how the objects can relate to one another in space to tell a story. What are some of the challenges you encountered as a curator in devising how to best present this epic exhibition? James Anno: One of the challenges, which is a great problem to have, is the quantity, diversity of media, and richness of the objects.

  4. Rediscovering a Velázquez: The Attribution of “Kitchen Maid”

    Dec 18, 2018 - One of the Museum’s biggest announcements of 2018 involves a 17th-century painting that, for years, was on view at Rienzi with a label that read “In the style of Diego Velázquez.” Hit “play” below to watch Bomford discuss Kitchen Maid, on view on the second floor of the Beck Building—alongside a new label that reads “Attributed to Diego Velázquez.”

  5. Rienzi Celebrates Boxing Day, a British Holiday Tradition

    Dec 10, 2018 - Christmas CrackersAn activity at Rienzi that nods to this gift tradition is a game played with Christmas crackers. Two people pull on each end of a cracker until there’s a small pop! The boxes were often filled with small gifts, money, or leftovers from the previous day’s feast—a bit like a holiday bonus.  Every year, Rienzi brings to Houston a holiday from across the pond!

  6. A Summer Salute to Legendary Actor Alec Guinness

    Jul 5, 2017 - The film marked a reunion with Lean after a nearly decade-long lapse, but a variety of troubles plagued the production, and at one point, the two were not on speaking terms. A few interesting notes about the legendary actor and his films before you join us this summer: In 1932, a 28-year-old Guinness phoned John Gielgud, who was already a star of the London stage, and asked for advice about De Havilland turned 101 on July 1, and her celebration is a hard act to follow! But we’ve found a worthy successor in this summer’s series, Alec Guinness: An Actor for All Seasons.

  7. Strike a Pose and Find Inspiration with #InstaTourMFAH

    Apr 13, 2017 - The dramatic modern architecture of the building designed by Rafael Moneo plays backdrop to works from our antiquities collection, including a rare sarcophagus, a marble goddess, and a Roman ruler.   Just pick up a copy and start looking! Share Your Faves If you do happen to take a photo, or perhaps even discover a new work of art that should be added to the tour, share it with the hashtag #InstaTourMFAH. For example, this circular, glistening sculpture by Subodh Gupta is a favorite.

  8. Curator Malcolm Daniel Provides a Snapshot of Degas

    Dec 12, 2016 - Do you have a favorite work on view in Degas: A New Vision? On the evening of December 28, 1895, Degas photographed friends at the home of his close friends Louise and Ludovic Halévy. In the exhibition, visitors can see a portrait of artist Auguste Renoir with poet and critic Stéphane Mallarmé. See the selection of Degas’s photographs in “Degas: A New Vision,” on view in the Law Building through January 16.

  9. Virtual Cinema Highlight | Live Q&A with Iranian Filmmaker Mona Zandi Haghighi

    Feb 2, 2021 - A highlight of closing weekend is the Q&A with Iranian writer/director Mona Zandi Haghighi on Saturday, February 6, at 1:30 p.m. Join a free Q&A with “African Violet” director Mona Zandi Haghighi, live from Tehran. The discussion takes place on Saturday, February 6, at 1:30 p.m. A Unique PremiseAfrican Violet is a tender story about a married, middle-aged woman who brings her ex-husband home from rehab to live with her and her current husband. Not surprisingly, there are complications!

  10. BLOCK 10: Celebrating a Decade of the BLOCK Program

    Selected through a competitive application process, participants develop a sustainable studio practice through weekly seminars, readings, and critiques with visiting artists, curators, and writers.  This exhibition marks 10 years of the Glassell School of Art’s BLOCK program, a unique one-to-two-year intensive that offers advanced Studio School students the opportunity to transition from the classroom into a rigorous, peer-driven Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map BLOCK 10: Celebrating a Decade of the BLOCK Program / October 10–December 1, 2025 The Glassell School of Art Studio School receives generous funding from The Skiles Foundation