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  1. Patron-Plus Members Preview “The Obama Portraits Tour”

    Ticket availability cannot be guaranteed for drop-in visits. Safety Guidelines A risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public setting. Support for the national tour has been generously provided by Bank of America. Generous support provided by:Susan and Fayez Sarofim H-E-BTony Chase and Dina al SowayelJoyce Z. GreenbergEllen S. Curatorial Lecture in Lynn Wyatt TheaterWhen you attend the preview, drop by for a prerecorded presentation by MFAH curator Anita Bateman and National Portrait Gallery curators Taína Caragol and Dorothy Moss.

  2. Members Preview “The Obama Portraits Tour”

    Ticket availability cannot be guaranteed for drop-in visits. Safety Guidelines A risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public setting. Support for the national tour has been generously provided by Bank of America. Generous support provided by:Susan and Fayez Sarofim H-E-BTony Chase and Dina al SowayelJoyce Z. GreenbergEllen S. Curatorial Lecture in Brown Auditorium TheaterWhen you attend the preview, drop by for a prerecorded presentation by MFAH curator Anita Bateman and National Portrait Gallery curators Taína Caragol and Dorothy Moss.

  3. Gifts from the Past: The Isabel Brown Wilson Collection

    Use your cell phone as you tour the exhibition, and look for the “Guide by Cell” logos in the gallery. Houston native Isabel Brown Wilson had a passion for art. A noted philanthropist and art collector, she became an MFAH Trustee in 1979 and served as the Museum’s Chairman of the Board from 2001 to 2007. For Wilson, the excitement of collecting was not only the joy of possessing a beautiful object, but also the fascination of discovering the links between that object and its place in history.

  4. The Cyrus Cylinder and Ancient Persia: A New Beginning

    A touchstone of civilization, the Cyrus Cylinder is truly an object of world heritage, produced for a Persian king and seen and studied for more than 130 years in the British Museum. Pick up the optional audio tour for $3 at the admissions desk or at the cart just outside the gallery space. Valued throughout the world, the Cyrus Cylinder is such a symbol of tolerance and respect for different peoples and different faiths that a copy is on display at the United Nations in New York.

  5. Zen Buddhist Japanese Paintings from the Renowned Gitter-Yelen Collection on View at the MFAH beginning February 19

    Jan 4, 2023 - It will wrap the final gallery and provide the setting for the final works in the exhibition, including a John Cage music box. In particular the concepts of emptiness, repetition, and meaninglessness and how, in seeming nothingness there is great potential for the profound are evoked. The exhibition also includes Hakuin’s One Hundred “Kotobuki” (1767), a large-scale calligraphy that displays the character for “longevity” written in 100 different styles of seal script.

  6. Family Art Workshop at Rienzi

    These popular, creative workshops at beautiful Rienzi are for ages 6–12. Space is limited, so reservations are encouraged: 713.639.7800.

  7. Virtual Cinema | Thought-Provoking “Test Pattern”

    Feb 8, 2021 - Underwriting for the Film Department is provided by Tenaris and the Vaughn Foundation. What is possible for a young Black woman, a couple of years into a Trump presidency, as police violence continues with impunity? “Black people are prey,” the protagonist’s best friend articulates. Films about sexual assault do not make for light viewing, yet talented filmmaker Shatara Michelle Ford, with a thoughtful touch, a political commitment to the subject matter, and an unconventional style offers a gift with Test

  8. Carpet Connoisseurship: How to Look Closely at the “Wagner Garden Carpet”

    Oct 29, 2018 - Even though there were precise formulas for each color, there would still be subtle variations in tone within each dye lot, or batch of dye. Look for these variations in areas of one color on the carpet. Here are some things to keep an eye out for when you see it!   Design The carpet’s design is all about movement. Branches sway in the wind, water flows, animals fly and leap. If you know what to look for, you can tell where the weavers started and finished. At the bottom of the Wagner Garden Carpet, the dense foliage is totally contained by the border.

  9. Public Ritual and Procession | Til dah wata comes

    Performance facilitators for the event are Ganavya Doraiswamy, Frewhun, Jasmine Hearn, and Medina Perine. Guests are invited to wear shades of white and blue to honor the eco-spiritual implications of the Atlantic Ocean as a site for trauma and transfiguration. Public Ritual and Procession | Til dah wata comes This free program begins at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston with The Dirty South and then moves across the street to the MFAH for Afro-Atlantic Histories.

  10. Roman Vishniac Rediscovered

    It is made possible with support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Known primarily for his poignant images of Eastern Europe, Vishniac was in fact a remarkably versatile and innovative photographer. Vishniac's work in color photomicroscopy was his primary focus for the remainder of his life. “Roman Vishniac Rediscovered" is organized by the International Center of Photography: Maya Benton, curator.