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  1. Stains, Sprays, and Splendor Fill the Canvases of Color Field Painter Jules Olitski

    Feb 15, 2012 -  Explore More After viewing the Spray paintings, such as Patutsky in Paradise, walk through James Turrell’s neon    The Light Inside    , the Wilson Tunnel that connects the museum's two gallery buildings.

  2. “Houghton Hall: Portrait of an English Country House” Launches Its American Tour at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in June 2014

    Nov 22, 2013 - Lord Walpole commissioned James Gibbs and Colen Campbell, leading architects of the day, to design the 106-room house and engaged architect William Kent to create the interiors. The current marquess has established a park for contemporary sculpture, with work by Stephen Cox, Richard Long, James Turrell and Zhan Wang. The house is open on a limited basis to the public.

  3. Fifth Anniversary of the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building: Four Presentations This Fall Showcase the MFAH Collections of Modern and Contemporary Art, Photography, and Design

    Aug 13, 2025 - time: Ai Weiwei’s Water Lilies #4, which uses LEGO® bricks to reinterpret Claude Monet’s most beloved series; Sam Gilliam’s sweeping Double Merge (Carousel I and Carousel II) (1968), which liberates painting from the wall; and James

  4. “Robert Frank and Todd Webb: Across America, 1955” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in October

    Apr 19, 2023 - Eifel and James A. BelliCindy and David FitchWendy & Mavis Kelsey Jr.Joan MorgensternFannie and Peter Morris Media ContactMelanie Fahey, Senior [email protected] | 713.398.1136

  5. The Latest in a Series of Summer Art Immersions at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: “Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest and Worry Will Vanish”

    May 9, 2017 - “Pixel Forest and Worry Will Vanish complement the Museum’s growing commitment to light-based and immersive art, joining recent examples by James Turrell, Jesús Rafael Soto, and Yayoi Kusama in our collection.”

  6. “Calder-Picasso” opens in October 2021 at Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

    Jul 21, 2021 - From director James Johnson Sweeney to patrons Ima Hogg, Sarah Campbell Blaffer, and Caroline Wiess Law, the Museum’s early champions of Modernism made it possible for significant pieces by both artists to enter the collection

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

    Sep 15, 2020 - will be The Hydrospatial City (1946–72), a hovering, utopian vision for an architecture in outer space by Argentinean artist Gyula Kosice; Caper, Salmon to White: Wedgework (2000), a light-filled environment by American artist James Border, Mapping, Witness brings together works in all media that reflect on what it means to critically engage the notion of border as a flexible political, cultural, and psychological limit fraught with violence (James Drake,

  8. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Unveils Designs for Campus Redevelopment, with more than 70 Percent of Funding Goal Secured

    Jan 15, 2015 - The Beck and Law buildings are connected underground by the Wilson Tunnel, which features James Turrell’s iconic installation The Light Inside. With the existing Wilson Tunnel—housing artist James Turrell’s installation The Light Inside—between the Mies and Moneo buildings, the campus will be fully connected below ground.

  9. “Frida: The Making of an Icon” Debuts in January 2026 at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

    Jun 4, 2025 - James Oles, Mexico-based independent curator, author, and professor at Wellesley College, serves as consulting curator.

  10. Houston to Celebrate the Opening on Saturday, November 21, of the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building

    Nov 16, 2020 - black-box gallery at street level is devoted to immersive installations, including The Hydrospatial City, 1946–1972, by the Argentinean artist Gyula Kosice and Caper, Salmon to White: Wedgework, 2000, a light-filled environment by James