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  1. Art Sale | Glassell School of Art

    Three days of shopping—December 12, 13, & 14—are open to the public with free admission. Proceeds benefit the artists and the Studio School scholarship program. Plan Your Visit Admission is free. From exquisite jewelry pieces and captivating ceramics to breathtaking paintings, awe-inspiring sculptures, and mesmerizing prints, an artistic treasure awaits for everyone on your holiday list―and for yourself!

  2. Reception | “Ken Mazzu: Points of Interest”

    August 30, 2024You’re invited to a reception celebrating Ken Mazzu: Points of Interest, the first exhibition in a series highlighting the Junior School faculty at the Glassell School of Art. Explore the exhibition and immerse yourself in Ken Mazzu’s vibrant depictions of the Texas Chenier Plain, where coastal marshes, inland waterways, timeless beaches, and coastal prairies of the Upper Texas Gulf Coast come to life

  3. The Madness Express (Veuillez nous excuser pour la gêne occasionnée)

    The location for this screening has changed to the Lynn Wyatt Theater in the Kinder Building. Railroad ticket controller Sébastien gets promoted and plans to move with his pregnant fiancée.

  4. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Presents the Work of Argentine Conceptual Artist Leandro Erlich in June 2022

    Mar 3, 2022 - Ordinarily the peephole allows the person behind the door to peer out to the person in front of the door. Erlich explores the perceptual bases of reality and our capacity to confront these fundamental foundations. to reflect one group of onlookers above the water’s surface and a different group below: everyday situations that Erlich renders confounding.

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

    Aug 19, 2020 - From sculpture to black-light art, the show captures visual artists exploring survival and political unrest within the country that they simultaneously called home.  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 —“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

  6. See the City through the Eyes of Teens in “Eye on Houston”

    Jul 5, 2020 - The compelling images speak to common experiences in Houston, the coming together of community, the city’s diversity, and youth. Now in its 25th year, the exhibition Eye on Houston: High School Documentary Photography continues to chronicle and celebrate Houston’s diverse neighborhoods. Perspectives Every year, the MFAH invites students from the Houston Independent School District to document their perspectives, using photography as their medium, and explore themes like movement, home, cultures, family, and

  7. MFAH (Virtual) Book Clubs: Spring Reads

    May 2, 2020 - Check out the two spring selections below and bookmark the web pages for the History Book Club and MFAH Book Club to get more information. Use their At Home reading guide to delve deeper into this engaging book, and join the virtual discussion on Zoom! Register now for the “At Home” Zoom chat: Wednesday, May 20, 1:30 p.m. Download their discussion guide to spark your group conversation about the book, or for your own personal reflection. Learn more about the History Book Club and the MFAH Book Club

  8. Women’s History Month 2017: Celebrating #5WomenArtists—and More

    Mar 1, 2017 - This year, in 2017, we join the campaign to help ensure that the answer is, without hesitation, “Yes—and I can name WAY more than 5.” The National Museum of Women in the Arts launched the #5WomenArtists campaign in 2016 to spark conversation around Women’s History Month, which is celebrated in March. Hundreds of museums and other institutions have rallied to support the campaign by highlighting the contributions of pioneering female artists throughout history.

  9. My Father’s Shadow

    When young (real-life) brothers Remi and Akin unexpectedly accompany their oft-absent father to the city to collect his overdue salary, what unfolds is a rich journey through memory, masculinity, and a country on the cusp of fragile It’s a deeply personal family story set against the turbulence of 1993 Lagos during a pivotal national election promising a shift from military rule to democracy in Nigeria.

  10. Concert | Houston Symphony at Bayou Bend

    Audience members can enjoy twilight access to the grounds and signature beverages that evoke her time at Bayou Bend and with the symphony. Tickets $65 per person $55 for MFAH members Includes a drink ticket and entry to the house and gardens. Additional drinks may be purchased by credit card. The Houston Symphony and Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens, two cultural institutions deeply tied to the legacy of Ima Hogg, unite for their first jointly produced event in several decades.