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  1. Take the “Soul of a Nation” Video Tour

    Aug 19, 2020 - Not only does “Soul of a Nation” explore what it meant to be a Black artist in the tumultuous era of the ’60s through the ’80s, but it also depicts the grace and strength carried within one’s skin when existing is its own act Experience the presentation for yourself at the MFAH, where Soul of a Nation is on view through August 30. Plan ahead for your visit. —“Texas Monthly” Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power brings together the work of Black artists over two revolutionary decades, from the Civil Rights movement in the early 1960s to the emergence of identity politics

  2. A Sneak Peek Inside the Core Residency Program

    Oct 15, 2019 - Describe a typical day for a Core resident. I’m not sure there’s any such thing as a typical day! Most keep an incredibly active schedule with travel, teaching, and exhibition opportunities. The Core Program attracts applicants from all over the world, acting as a bridge between postgraduate training and the next stage of a professional career. You might find them in their studios developing a project or at the Museum’s Hirsch Library conducting research.

  3. Songs of Light and Hope: A Hanukkah Concert

    Shartle Lecture Series is made possible by a generous grant from The Brown Foundation, Inc. Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map “Living with the Gods: Art, Beliefs, and Peoples” is organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and supported by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.

  4. Capturing “Inverted Worlds”: A Talk with Vera Lutter

    Feb 8, 2016 - I went to the lowest elevation, where it was most likely to flood, and a friend helped me find a room with a good view. There are a lot of factors going in to the decision where I set up my camera. For each photo, Lutter makes a massive pinhole camera by completely blacking out a room, shipping container, or specially constructed box, and opening a millimeter-wide hole to allow outside light to enter and images to form on I looked for a long time for the right hotel room with that iconic Times Square view, the one with Seventh Avenue and Broadway meeting. I’m quite high up, which gives me that view with a certain distance.

  5. Please Touch the Art! A “Houston Penetrable” Primer

    Apr 23, 2014 - No, this is the first time the Museum is displaying this particular Penetrable, though you may have seen a test run late last year on a small section of grid in Cullinan Hall. Not sure what to expect when you enter the Museum and see Soto: The Houston Penetrable, a monumental installation eight years in the making? Here’s a quick rundown. What is the Houston Penetrable? The completed installation consists of thousands of strands suspended from a grid on Cullinan Hall’s ceiling.

  6. Monet and the Seine: Impressions of a River

    The canvases provide an intimate look at the Seine, a subject essential to Monet’s identity as an artist. The celebrated river captivated Monet more than any other theme, inspiring a vast number of paintings and surpassing even his defining series of water lilies by more than 100 works. —Claude Monet Monet and the Seine: Impressions of a River examines Claude Monet’s abiding fascination with the Seine by tracing his life along the iconic French waterway, both chronologically and geographically.

  7. Paradise Underfoot: A 17th-Century Carpet from Iran

    Gardens held great social significance, because they were seen as a luxury, as well as spiritual importance because of their allusions to a celestial paradise. Carpets in the Islamic world defined different spaces in the lives of their owners, such as a sacred space for prayer or an imagined space for brilliant ornamentation in a simple, nomadic dwelling.  Another role was as a reverent space for the privileged or wealthy to sit, as demonstrated in the accompanying painting Layla and Majnum in School.

  8. Questioning the Line: Gego, A Selection, 1955–90

    Questioning the Line traces the evolution of the career of German-born Venezuelan artist Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt), from a series of early drawings, prints, and sculptures of the late 1950s to her distinctive wire constructions

  9. “Raw Materials in Peace and War” A Conversation

    Space is limited, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Meet in the lobby of the Beck Building. On Saturdays, the Museum is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Raw Materials in Peace and War A Conversation with Keliy Anderson-Staley Keliy Anderson-Staley discusses her latest body of work: Raw Materials in Peace and War, featuring handmade artists’ books that address complex personal

  10. Icons of Style: A Century of Fashion Photography

    TICKETS Icons of Style: A Century of Fashion Photography Any Day, Any Time MFAH Member (Join now!)  Información en español sobre la exposición Explore the rich and varied history of fashion photography through Icons of Style: A Century of Fashion Photography. More than 200 photographs by famous practitioners and lesser-known, yet influential artists present a broad perspective on fashion photography and its trajectory from niche industry to powerful cultural force.