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  1. MFA Shop Trunk Show | Marie Laure Chamorel

    February 27–28, 2026 The MFA Shop presents a trunk show featuring eponymous jewelry brand Marie Laure Chamorel with a guest appearance by the Parisian designer and a conversation on the evening of Friday, February 27. MFAH members receive a discount on purchases. For more information, call 713-639-7360.

  2. Concert | Houston Symphony at Bayou Bend

    Tickets $65 per person $55 for MFAH members Includes a drink ticket and entry to the house and gardens. Additional drinks may be purchased by credit card. Tickets are available in advance or at the door on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn more about Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens Education Programs at Bayou Bend receive generous funding from: The John M. O’Quinn FoundationHouston Junior Woman's ClubMary Lynn and Steve MarksSusan Vaughan FoundationDenise MonteleoneWilliam A. and Madeline Welder Smith FoundationHuneycutt Family FoundationSilver Eagle DistributorsMr. and Mrs.

  3. Breaking Bread

    Breaking Bread Directed by Beth Elise Hawk(USA/Israel, 2020, Digital, in English and Hebrew with English subtitles) “Food may not be the answer to world peace, but it’s a start.” —Anthony Bourdain In the new food documentary Breaking Bread, Arab and Jewish chefs collaborate to celebrate their cultures and the food of their region at a food festival in Haifa, Israel. A risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public setting. In the interest of your personal safety and community health, please observe all precautions set forth by the MFAH—learn more here.

  4. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy (Gûzen to sôzô)

    of stories about an unexpected love triangle, a failed seduction trap, and an encounter that results from a misunderstanding. A risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public setting. In the interest of your personal safety and community health, please observe all precautions set forth by the MFAH—learn more here. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy (Gûzen to sôzô)Directed by Ryûsuke Hamaguchi(Japan, 2021, Digital, in Japanese with English subtitles) Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy, from the director of the acclaimed Drive My Car, offers a trilogy

  5. Laura

    “A magnificently crafted film noir classic.” —Houston Press SOLD OUT LauraDirected by Otto Preminger(USA, 1944, 35mm) A wealthy journalist (Clifton Webb) becomes entranced with Laura (Gene Tierney), an advertising executive. Shortly before her wedding to a dashing playboy (Vincent Price), Laura is murdered, and the detective (Dana Andrews) assigned to the case finds himself falling under Laura‘s spell. A risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public setting. In the interest of your personal safety and community health, please observe all precautions set forth by the MFAH—learn more here.

  6. Helen Frankenthaler: The Joy of Color

    —Helen Frankenthaler  Helen Frankenthaler (1928–2011) was a pivotal figure in postwar American art as she adopted the principles of gestural abstraction and pioneered the techniques of “stain” painting, influencing a generation Her unique contribution was a “soak-stain” technique: She laid unprimed canvas on the floor, poured thinned paint directly onto the surface, and allowed pools of color to linger and flow.   On view are loans from the Sarofim Foundation Collection as well as a recent landmark bequest: Venetian Story. Plan Your Visit This installation is located on Level 1 of the Law Building.

  7. Color, Scent, and Memory: Rienzi’s Gardens 1954–1999

    Themes of color, scent, and memory offer a sense of cohesion throughout the gardens, while distinct formal areas provide a sense of individual space. Rienzi opened to the public in 1999, and ever since, the gardens have provided Houston the opportunity to witness a living collection of plants, flowers, trees, and sensory moments. The gardens showcase the beauty of flowers, foliage, and sculptural forms on the banks of Buffalo Bayou, utilizing the natural ravines and towering trees to create a sense of dynamism and grandeur.

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

    The prints and drawings in Fear and Wonder, drawn from the MFAH collection, showcase a range of sublime evocations. 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. Today, the concept of the sublime remains a strong and fertile force in contemporary art with new and expanded definitions, including critiques of human ecological destruction.

  9. Reflection and Enlightenment: Chinese Buddhist Gilt Bronzes from the Jane and Leopold Swergold Collection

    Reflection and Enlightenment features a selection of Chinese Buddhist gilt bronzes from the collection of Jane and Leopold Swergold. Read the interview Arts of Asia magazine A feature story about the collection appears in the January/February 2018 issue of Arts of Asia. Offering a rich introduction to the iconography of Buddhist devotional objects, these sculptures span the 3rd to 9th century, from the Southern and Northern dynasties period to the Sui and Tang dynasties. 

  10. The Design Reformation in Europe, 1845–1915: Selections from the Museum’s Collection

    New production methods arising from the Industrial Revolution led to a debate on the relationship between design and industry. Industrialization brought new machines that could create a variety of objects to satisfy the needs of an affluent middle class. The belief that good, moral design could come only from a good and moral society led the Arts and Crafts movement to look for inspiration from historical English sources.