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  1. The RedLoc Collective Concert | “Tamara de Lempicka”

    Guests are welcome to purchase a beverage at the Happy Hour Friday bar and grab a seat to enjoy the concert. Plan Your Visit This program is included with Museum admission. May 23, 2025The RedLoc Collective performs a jazz concert inspired by the exhibition Tamara de Lempicka. The group performs in a weekly concert series on Monday nights at Neighbors HTX in the East End.

  2. Monthly Meditation Sessions by the Black Man Project + Black Woman Project

    Sanders has a master’s degree in recreation and sports administration, and a certification in yoga and personal training.  Every fourth Sunday, dedicate a moment to connect with yourself through a mindful morning meditation as you absorb the zen energy from the roof of the Glassell School of Art. The Black Woman Project, founded by Tarren Everette, is a nonprofit rooted in creating safe spaces for healing and healthy conversations for exploring the many nuances that affect Black women.

  3. The Artist and the Book | Violette Bule in Conversation with Irina Troconis

    The series “The Artist and the Book” provides a platform for artists who engage in research as a central part of their practice to talk about the nature of books, research, and the creative process.   A book signing follows the discussion.   Plan Your Visit Admission is free. This event takes place in the Hirsch Library Reading Room, located on the lower level of the Beck Building. Bule’s book De la Lleca al Cohue: Fotografía en Penitenciarías Venezolanas / Photography in Venezuelan Penitentiaries features photographs by incarcerated Venezuelans who participated in a series of workshops Bule coordinated

  4. Night at the MFAH: Kaleidoscope of Color

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    --> As summer begins, spend a cool and colorful evening at Night at the MFAH: Kaleidoscope of Color. Grab a signature cocktail—your first is included with each ticket—enjoy live music, shop exclusive MFA Shop merchandise, and experience a museum saturated with brilliant color around every corner. Tickets are required. <a href="art/exhibitions/frida-the-making-of-an-icon">See information about tickets, related events, and more.

  5. DACAMERA Young Artists at Late Fridays: Music in the Galleries

    Enjoy a drink at Happy Hour Friday or join a guided tour of the galleries. Plan Your Visit This event is included with Museum admission. The performance takes place on Level 1 of the Kinder Building. Bertoia: Echoes in Space, followed by a brief commentary on the artist and his interest in the relationship between form and sound by Elizabeth Essner, Windgate Foundation Associate Curator of Craft. Music in the Galleries is a monthly series that brings Houston’s renowned music ensembles and solo performers into the Museum’s immersive gallery spaces. Looking for more to do during Late Friday?

  6. The Virgin of the Quarry Lake (La virgen de la tosquera)

    De atmósfera deslumbrante y precisión inquietante, la película de Laura Casabé convoca el paisaje emocional volcánico de la adolescencia a través del terror sobrenatural. Heartbroken and desperate, Natalia turns to whispered spells and ancestral incantations in a bid to reclaim love, but what begins as jealousy soon morphs into something far more sinister. English Español   Set in the sweltering summer of 2001 amid Argentina’s looming economic collapse, The Virgin of the Quarry Lake is a visceral, supernatural, coming‑of‑age horror that melds teenage desire with dark folklore

  7. “Pablo Bronstein: We Live in Mannerist Times”

    Mar 31, 2015 - Complementing these renderings are a small selection of porcelains from the Museum’s Rienzi Collection, displayed in cases throughout the gallery. They comprise a sequence of images of machines and details, many derived from the steam engine, which was the most advanced technology of the time. For the exhibition, detailed black-on-white line drawings printed on vinyl will stretch from ceiling to floor to form a two-dimensional architecture within the Museum’s Alice Pratt Brown Gallery.

  8. Robert Frank and Todd Webb: Across America, 1955

    Eifel and James A. BelliCindy and David FitchWendy & Mavis Kelsey Jr.Joan MorgensternFannie and Peter Morris Frank’s resulting work became a landmark text in the history of photography, and Webb’s project remains almost entirely unknown. Webb was awarded a grant to walk, boat, and bike across the United States to depict “vanishing Americana, and the way of life that is taking its place.”

  9. “Multiplicity” In-Gallery Experience | Featuring Kaima Marie Akarue

    A. L. Ballard; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map About the SpeakerKaima Marie Akarue is the daughter of a Nigerian immigrant and a white mother, which allowed her to exist simultaneously within two vastly different cultures She was awarded the 2023 Carol Crow Fellowship by the Houston Center for Photography, where she debuted a collection of collages for her solo exhibition.

  10. Film Screening | “Unpacking the Universe”

    Film Screening and Q&A | Unpacking the Universe Ruth K. The films bring transparency to how the team facilitated a collaborative process with the Arhuaco community in Colombia. Post-Screening Q&A Agnes Stauber, filmmaker Julia Burtenshaw, assistant curator, art of the ancient Americas, LACMA Diana Magaloni, deputy director and Dr.