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  1. Opening Day Lecture | “Multiplicity: Blackness in Contemporary American Collage”

    Butler reignited a rich appreciation for Black history and a deep obsession with the Black archive. Lanecia Rouse TinsleyAtlanta native Lanecia Rouse Tinsley is a versatile artist with a diverse portfolio that spans abstract painting, photography, teaching, writing, speaking, and curatorial projects for nonprofit organizations Using past and present images to create a historically layered body of work, Butler reorients cultural material from the ever-growing Black experience.

  2. Patron-Plus Members Lecture | “With Hidden Noise: The Worlds of Toshiko Takaezu”

    About the SpeakerGlenn Adamson is a curator, writer and historian based in New York and London. Dr. Adamson has previously been Director of the Museum of Arts and Design and Head of Research at the V&A.  His most recent book, A Century of Tomorrows, was published by Bloomsbury in December 2024. Adamson is Artistic Director for Design Doha, a biennial in Qatar; curator at large for the Vitra Design Museum; and editor of Material Intelligence, a quarterly online journal published by the Chipstone Foundation.

  3. Creativity in Your World: Celebrating Student Artists!

    Oct 20, 2017 - Mercantil Bank rewarded each winner individually, and also provided a donation to the first-place winner’s school. Winners have been selected in the art competition “Creativity in Your World: A Year of Learning Through Art.” The contest was open over the summer to Houston-area students of all ages, kindergarten through 12th grade. Held in conjunction with the teacher program Learning Through Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and Mercantil Bank, the “Creativity in Your World” competition asked students to make a work of art depicting how inspiration

  4. Virtual Cinema Presents the Compelling New Drama “Asia”

    Jun 8, 2021 - Seeking a BalanceAsia, a nurse, hides nothing about her work-hard, play-hard lifestyle and expects the same openness and honesty from teenage Vika. Their routine is shaken when Vika’s health deteriorates rapidly. Your ticket ($12) supports the MFAH and provides a one-week pass to the film. SEE THE TRAILER Underwriting for the Film Department is provided by Tenaris and the Vaughn Foundation. Asia finds herself in new territory as Vika requires 24-hour care, prompting Asia to seek a balance between asserting parental authority and respecting her daughter’s point of view and needs.

  5. “PBS NewsHour” at the MFAH: Contributions of Latin American Artists to 20th-Century Art

    May 29, 2021 - And that’s a fallacy.” Latin American and Latino Art in the Kinder BuildingTaking on different styles, forms, and mediums, works of modern and contemporary Latin American and Latino art make up a quarter of the works on view in the Kinder Building—a This country is living a transformation, and museums need to position themselves to address that transformation.” • Entry to the Kinder Building is included with general admission. Advance tickets recommended.

  6. Virtual Art Encounters “Color”

    Mar 9, 2021 - Whatever you choose, color can have a significant impact on your mood. It can also reveal aspects of your personality. “Color is a significant component of my work. The colors in my self-portraits are inspired by the vibrant colors of vintage albums by Celia Cruz, La Lupe, Diana Ross, and Donna Summer. Meet the ArtistJamie Robertson, a visual artist and educator from Houston, is one-half of the podcast “Where I See Me,” which examines the presence of Black and Brown people in comics and media.

  7. Botox

    When their brother disappears, they claim he has left Iran for Germany with a smuggler. Over time, the lie takes on a life of its own, leading to dark and mysterious places. BotoxDirected by Kaveh Mazaheri(Iran, 2020, Digital, in Farsi with English subtitles) Botox follows the story of two sisters, one of whom works in a beauty salon. 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.

  8. The Jewelry of Dorothea Prühl

    A celebration of sculptural form and material mastery, The Jewelry of Dorothea Prühl marks the first U.S. exhibition dedicated to the German artist. In addition to shaping her own body of work, Prühl influenced generations of artists through her long career as a teacher and mentor.  Her expressive compositions and seemingly simple gestures belie a complexity and degree of craftsmanship that is unmatched in contemporary practice.

  9. Fire/Works: Enamel Art through the Centuries

    Enamel is a form of glass that is mixed with metallic oxides for color and applied to a metal or glass base through the act of firing at high temperatures. In the 13th and 14th centuries, the French town of Limoges became a major producer of enamel that remained fashionable into the early 18th century. The medium can emulate the hues of precious stones, create a smooth glaze over three-dimensional forms, and produce detailed designs. Enamel types have evolved over the centuries.

  10. Radical: Italian Design 1965–1985, The Dennis Freedman Collection

    In addition, Freedman has lent more than a dozen objects to the exhibition. Together, the gifts and acquisitions establish a foundational collection for the MFAH. “A disco Parthenon has landed at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.” —Houston Chronicle This exhibition examines Italy’s postwar explosion of disruptive design.  The first U.S. museum exhibition in nearly 50 years to survey this pivotal movement in design history, Radical: Italian Design showcases prototypes, one-of-a-kind, and limited-edition works by architects, designers, and collectives