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  1. A Force of Color: Painting-in-Action with GONZO247

    May 13, 2020 - I thought that creating an artwork in public, and installing it in a school setting, would inspire the kids. It also makes a visual connection between the MFAH and their school. It’s a powerful thing. How do you see art as a positive force for the community? For my entire life in Eastwood, the only public art was a mural by Leo Tanguma. I was never taken to museums or galleries. When an audience can see a finished work and know what it took to get there, they have a deeper appreciation. What were the high points of the afternoon? First, I saw an awesome, diverse crowd.

  2. Happy New Year! A Look at 2018 in Numbers

    Jan 1, 2019 - Hit “play” below for a look back at some of the numbers that added up to a great year. 

  3. A Holiday Look at “The Annunciation to the Shepherds”

    Dec 18, 2014 - But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid; for see—I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people: to you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is the Messiah, the Lord.”  French theologian John Calvin reminded his readers that life on earth is continual warfare, and Calvin interpreted the peace promised by the angels as a purely inner tranquility resulting from reconciliation with God. penchant for interpreting contemporary events and scripture together, he and his viewers may also have looked to Christ, the Prince of Peace, to reconcile the Christians of the Netherlands—Protestants and Catholics alike—in a

  4. A Conservation Challenge: The Ceramic Robotics of Clayton Bailey

    Feb 19, 2014 - After cleaning, we purchased a new pump and a new piece of copper electrical wire for a hinge, and we assembled the object. A head rests in a bowl of water, and air is pumped under the cavity of the head by an aquarium air pump. When enough air builds up, the head lifts up in the water and releases the air with a burp. However, larger burps produced a larger radius of spray, which would constitute a slipping hazard for Museum visitors.

  5. Photography and the Photobook: A Conversation with Bea Nettles

    The acquisition brings to the MFAH a particularly rich collection associated with this singular photographer. Plan Your Visit Admission is free. She is also an educator and author of the textbook Breaking the Rules: A Photo Media Cookbook. The career retrospective Bea Nettles: Harvest of Memory opened in 2020. A book signing follows the discussion. This event is presented in collaboration with FotoFest. The Museum’s Hirsch Library recently acquired more than 50 photographically illustrated books from Nettles.

  6. Lecture | Snug as a Bug: American Embroidered Bed Rugs

    A Q&A follows the lecture. Before and after the program, guests are invited to view the Connecticut bed rugs. About the SpeakerLynne Zacek Bassett is a freelance curator specializing in New England’s historic fashion and textiles. Admission | Free Two Ways to Participate In Person To reserve a seat, email [email protected] or call 713.639.7762. Online Register to attend via Zoom.

  7. Beauty, Ritual, and a Journey through Jewish Ceremonial Art

    The lecture takes place in Brown Auditorium Theater in the Law Building, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. As a courtesy to all guests, there is no saved seating. world, spanning ancient to contemporary Judaica, from exquisite pieces of silver that adorn the Torah to one-of-a-kind Hanukkah menorahs (menorot). Opening Day Lecture “Beauty, Ritual, and a Journey through Jewish Ceremonial Art” Speakers: Abigail Rapoport, curator of Judaica at the Jewish Museum; and Warren Klein, guest curator Explore Jewish ceremonial art from across the

  8. Film Screening + Q&A | “Harry Bertoia: Master of Metal”

    The screening and Q&A take place in Lynn Wyatt Theater in the Kinder Building. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. The screening is followed by a Q&A with Celia Bertoia, the artist’s daughter; and Elizabeth Essner, the Windgate Foundation Associate Curator of Craft. Plan Your Visit This program is included with Museum admission. She is a fine-art appraiser with ASA (American Society of Appraisers); the author of The Life and Work of Harry Bertoia: The Man, the Artist, the Visionary; and a producer for the documentary Harry Bertoia: Master of Metal.

  9. A Photographer’s Collection: Gifts from Michael and Michele Marvins

    The 60 works highlighted in this presentation represent some of the varied themes in the Marvins collection, including portraits by A. A. E. A Photographer’s Collection celebrates the gift and promised gift to the Museum of more than 400 photographs from the collection of Michael Marvins and his wife, Michele. Michael Marvins is a fourth-generation, Houston-based photographer whose experience as an award-winning landscape and portrait photographer has given him an insider’s perspective on the medium’s history and technique.

  10. American Adversaries: West and Copley in a Transatlantic World

    This major exhibition is the first to offer a revealing look at their ambitious, competitive, and highly successful lives. A Closer LookDuring the run of the exhibition, an interactive online feature provides additional details and context about The Death of General Wolfe and Watson and the Shark.  Ruth K. Trammell The Brown Foundation, Inc. / Carla Knobloch            The catalogue for this exhibition receives generous funding from Furthermore: a program of the J. M. Kaplan Fund.