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  1. A Touch of Zen (Xia nü)

    She hides in a small village and then escapes into the wilderness with a shy scholar and two aides. A Touch of Zen (Xia nü) Directed by King Hu(Taiwan/Hong Kong, 1971, digital, in Mandarin with English subtitles) Free Admission with Ticket The grandest work from legendary filmmaker King Hu, A Touch of Zen follows a fugitive Accessibility The MFAH strives to provide a welcoming and accessible experience for all guests by offering a range of accommodations—learn more here.

  2. A Juneteenth Celebration at Bayou Bend

    Enjoy performances, an art-making workshop, and more, all with a focus on Black history.  Highlights A drop-in art-making workshop is led by teaching artists Norola Morgan and Janice Warren. Bobbie Nau; William A. and Madeline Welder Smith Foundation; and additional generous donors. from funds provided by the Carol and Les Ballard Endowment; the Judy and Charles Tate Endowment; the James William Glanville and Nancy Hart Glanville Endowment; the Barbara Graham Williams Endowment; and the Bayou Bend Bonnie A.

  3. A Performance by Artist Jacolby Satterwhite

    Step into a kaleidoscopic universe of multimedia magic, as Jacolby Satterwhite blends choreography, video, and music—creating a vibrant ode to love and resilience. May 18, 2024Let Every Mountain Play a Song, Let Every Valley Play Its TuneIn celebration of his exhibition Jacolby Satterwhite: A Metta Prayer, the artist performs at the MFAH on opening night. Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map Jacolby Satterwhite: A Metta Prayer was commissioned in 2023 for the Great Hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. 

  4. 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.

  5. 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.”

  6. 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!

  7. 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.

  8. 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.

  9. 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.

  10. 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!