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  1. Tendaberry

    Order Tickets on Houston Cinema Arts Festival Website Plan Your Visit This screening takes place in Brown Auditorium Theater on the lower level of the Law Building. Tendaberry makes use of Anderson’s own DV recordings, photographs by Helen Levitt, and the video diaries of Nelson Sullivan, who captured New York City's dilapidated 1980s downtown in 1,900 hours of footage, to craft an Impressionist

  2. Med School Checklist: MFAH Edition

    Sep 26, 2012 - The Art of Observation program gives medical students the chance to escape the lecture hall and visit the MFAH. You can’t use any hand gestures. Difficult, isn’t it? Now imagine that you are a doctor trying to diagnose a sick patient, using only words.

  3. Rites and Rhythms with Dance Afrikana

    As you explore the exhibition, use your mobile device to access videos by dancer, scholar, and “artivist” Lindsay Gary, who is on hand to answer questions. Plan Your Visit This event takes place in Cullinan Hall, located near the entrance of the Law Building. On Thursdays, the Museum is open until 9 p.m.

  4. Calaveras Mexicanas: The Art and Influence of José Guadalupe Posada

    Use this map to discover 10 works of art throughout the galleries that feature skulls, skeletons, and bones. Enhance Your Visit  A Looking Activity: Calaveras at the Museum José Guadalupe Posada is not the only artist to incorporate calaveras. 

  5. Summer Lit Series | “Raqib Shaw: Ballads of East and West”

    Plan Your Visit Free with Museum admission. The performances take place in the exhibition gallery in the Beck Building. His latest project, The Houston Artist Speaks Through Grids, explores the use of grids in contemporary Houston art, literature, history, and politics.

  6. Discussion: Silversmithing “Crowning the North: Silver Treasures from Bergen, Norway”

    As a metalsmith, Ackelmire is interested in the ways people make, keep, alter, and use objects for emotional, superstitious, and practical purposes. Plan Your Visit Tickets to this event are free with Museum admission. Capacity is limited. The discussion takes place in Farish Studio on the lower level of the Beck Building.

  7. From Spain to Houston: Q&A with Curator James Anno

    Apr 5, 2020 - We strive, through our exhibitions and programs, to stimulate the imagination and intellect of everyone who comes through our doors. JA: I sought to harness the spacious, open floor plan of our exhibition space by placing most of the three-dimensional objects away from the walls. JA: Our world is highly diverse. More than ever, especially in America, we have the opportunity to explore and understand what it means to find unity in diversity.

  8. Snail Mail

    Before widespread use of e-mail, photographers would write letters on the backs of misprints or even fine-art quality objects.

  9. MFAH Announces Details of Inaugural Installations in Its New Nancy and Rich Kinder Building, Opening to the Public Saturday, November 21

    Sep 15, 2020 - This area of our collection continues to grow rapidly, thanks to the exceptional endowment for acquisitions provided by our donors, with the late Caroline Wiess Law at the forefront. We are thrilled that we can now present recent purchases and our historic acquisitions in depth and breadth, bringing our audiences a wealth of recognized masterpieces as well as discoveries by lesser-known artists.” , featuring more than 50 works that use humor as a strategy; Border, Mapping, Witness, with works that consider maps and borders in geographic, social, and political terms; and Line into Space, which examines how artists have

  10. Pride

    On this day, MFAH Films honors our late colleague Andrew Edmonson—culture worker, activist, journalist, and cinephile—on what would have been his 60th birthday. Tickets $9 general admission; $7 MFAH members, students with ID, seniors (65+) Plan Your Visit This screening takes place in Brown Auditorium Theater in the Law Building.