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  1. Drew Bacon: Stutter and Spill

    “I like to create this tension between a physical work and a work that’s made of robots and pixels,” Bacon explains. “That dual processing is like the way we live. . . . I consider it a continuum.” A Conversation with the ArtistPrompted by the installation of Stutter and Spill in Cullinan Hall and Drew Bacon’s upcoming completion of his master’s degree in experimental animation at California

  2. Monet and the Seine: Impressions of a River

    “I have painted the Seine throughout my life, at every hour, at every season. I have never tired of it: for me the Seine is always new.”

  3. Sunfish (& Other Stories on Green Lake)

    A charming anthology film, executive produced by Joanna Hogg (The Souvenir I & II).   Get Tickets on the Houston Cinema Arts Festival Website All Houston Cinema Arts Festival Films at the MFAH

  4. Contemporary Artist Carmen Herrera: Reading between the Lines

    Oct 26, 2020 - “I believe that I will always be in awe of the straight line; its beauty is what keeps me painting.”

  5. “Bestowing Beauty” Comes to Life

    May 5, 2020 - I identified a large group of masterworks in the Afshar collection, and I spent a lot of time just looking at them.

  6. Drop-in Tour | “Hew Locke: Passages”

    "If I wasn't an artist, I would be a historian."

  7. Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian: Convertibles and Polygons

    “When I discovered the mirror mosaics, I realized that nothing is done spontaneously; it is all a calculation of geometry and design," she has explained. "If you divide a circle at three points, it will be a triangle.

  8. Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Houston Cinema Arts Festival

    Oct 26, 2018 - Opening-night films have often featured musical performances, which I like to add in order to accentuate the liveness of our events. I fondly remember country-music star Dale Watson performing after Honky Tonk Heaven in 2016, and violinist Philippe Quint dazzling the audience after Downtown Express in 2011.  This year, I believe we have gathered our most impressive slate, including Brady Corbet’s Vox Lux, with an astonishing performance by Natalie Portman as a jaded pop star, and Green Book, starring Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen

  9. Roxana

    The filmmaker, Parviz Shahbazi, says, “I make films depicting how young people live right now. Sometimes they’re happy and sometimes their lives are difficult. That’s just the way it is.”

  10. Cobweb (Geomijip)

    At its premiere at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival, filmmaker Jee-woon Kim commented, “through this film-within-a-film, I want to send a hopeful and tentatively optimistic message that cinema will go on, just as life goes on despite