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  1. Harry Bertoia: Echoes in Space

    Echoes in Space follows Bertoia’s search to capture nature’s radiance through light and movement. Visitors have the rare opportunity to hear these remarkable sound sculptures activated in the galleries. Sound activations are scheduled every day at 2:30 pm.  Sculptures refer to dandelions, bushes, cacti, and trees, including those often known as Willows—bundled wire forms that release into shimmering curtains, much the way a willow tree’s branches bend toward the earth.

  2. Eye on Houston: High School Documentary Photography

    This year’s exhibition—the 23rd edition—brought more than 300 submissions to the Museum from across the Houston area. Every year, the MFAH collaborates with area high schools to document and celebrate Houston’s diverse neighborhoods through photographs. The resulting annual exhibition Eye on Houston: High School Documentary Photography gives students the opportunity to reveal a glimpse into their daily lives, experiences, and personal stories.

  3. American Made: 250 Years of American Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

    Jul 2, 2012 - to an American subject. Of special interest is Paul Strand’s and Charles Sheeler’s 1921 silent film Manhatta, considered to be the first American avant-garde film. Each week during the run of the exhibition, the pages will be turned to feature a different American bird, beginning with the American flamingo.

  4. Bend It Like Beckham

    Jonathan Rhys Meyers also stars in this perfect accompaniment to this soccer-obsessed moment. A global smash hit, this exciting British comedy follows two young women from different cultural backgrounds (Parminder Nagra and Keira Knightley) as they pursue their dreams to become professional soccer players over their parents

  5. Black Rabbit, White Rabbit (Khargoush-e sia, khargoush-e sefid)

    Reality and fiction begin to blur amid rising tensions on the set.    In his latest film, a director is worried about bringing a live weapon onto the set, while the film’s armorer hopes to swap in a replica undetected. Extras arrive and a curious young woman demands an audition.

  6. Behind-the-Scenes Experience for Benefactor & Leadership Circle Members

    January 25, 2025 Go Behind the Scenes of the Museum’s Photography Collection With Lisa Volpe, Curator of PhotographyMFAH members at the Benefactor level, as well as members of the Leadership Circle, are invited to learn more about selected photographs pulled for close inspection, curator Lisa Volpe speaks on the significance of the Museum’s collection, her role at the MFAH, the display of photography in the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building, and her efforts to

  7. New York City Study Trip | Info Session

    October 23, 2024This spring, the Glassell Studio School offers a four-day cultural trip to explore New York City. About the Study Trip CourseThis four-day study trip is designed for art enthusiasts who are eager to immerse themselves in the fine art and cultural landmarks of New York through guided tours. Tuition is $1,200.

  8. Workshop | The Art of Paint Making

    From crafting egg tempera to concocting gouache from scratch, see the transformative power of handmade paint. The workshop offers you a one-of-a-kind opportunity to use freshly created paint on clay boards, allowing for interactive exploration of color and texture.

  9. “What I Know and When I Knew It” Reception

    August 31, 2024You’re invited to this reception celebrating What I Know and When I Knew It. The exhibition showcases the stories and artwork produced by participants of the program. This multiworkshop program draws on the transformative powers of visual arts and storytelling to change the narrative around aging. Plan Your Visit Admission is free.

  10. Green Border (Zielona granica)

    Along the treacherous forests (“green border”) between Belarus and Poland, refugees from the Middle East and Africa are lured by government propaganda promising easy passage to the European Union. In this acclaimed drama, Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Holland captures the migrant crisis in stark black-and-white, from multiple perspectives: a Syrian family fleeing ISIS; young guards instructed to brutalize and reject the migrants