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  1. Monuments: 276 Views of the U.S.–Mexico Border by David Taylor

    Along the U.S.–Mexico border, from the Rio Grande to the Pacific Ocean, 276 obelisks mark the boundary established at the end of the Mexican–American War in 1848. Artist David Taylor first saw one of these obelisks in 2006 …

  2. Fifth Class of the Andrew W. Mellon Undergraduate Curatorial Fellows Announced by Six Major U.S. Museums

    Nov 13, 2019 - “All of us here at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, are pleased to welcome the newest class of fellows. At age 16, Islam founded her own youth-based collective, “The Future Is Us,” an experience that inspired her to pursue a curatorial career working with artists and community members. She has since independently curated shows throughout Texas including One for Us at Big Medium Gallery, Turned on Like a Switch at Pump Project, and A Gathering at the Blanton Museum of Art.

  3. Degas Retrospective Debuts in the U.S. at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in October

    Apr 11, 2016 - What can he tell us today? That is the basic purpose of this show.” Tinterow added, “The revelation then was how strong and modern the end of Degas’s career was—allowing us to see, for example, how artists like Lucien Freud can show us the shocking modernity of late Degas, and how we can appreciate

  4. A Cinematic Look at Mexican History: Chatting with “Tales of Mexico” Producer Luis Salinas

    Sep 11, 2017 - Pick your own favorite story when you join us—and Luis Salinas—for “Tales of Mexico” on September 15 & 17. Luis Salinas, a Houstonian who produced the film and joins us in person for the screenings on September 15 & 17, chatted with me about the expansive narrative. Tales of Mexico is such a unique project. The exhibition Paint the Revolution: Mexican Modernism, 1910–1950 inspired an exciting summer of Mexican film for us, from a selection of classics from the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema to the new drama Tales of Mexico, which comes

  5. Latin Wave Celebrates 11 Great Years

    Apr 21, 2016 - Vigas joins us to introduce From Afar on opening night on Thursday, and Bustamante tells us about Ixcanul at his Friday and Sunday screenings. Bear Story We hope you’ll join us this year! See the schedule for Latin Wave 11.

  6. Happy Birthday! MFAH Films Celebrates Robert Frank

    Nov 1, 2016 - Rather, it takes us beyond backstage, capturing the musicians as they balance their public and private personas. Candid sequences evoke the exhaustion and escapades of a long tour. That brings us to the Rolling Stones: On November 19, we screen Cocksucker Blues, a documentary Frank made with his friend Danny Seymour when they were invited to accompany the band on tour in 1972. His birthday has inspired us to screen two films you won’t see anywhere else in town: a new look at Frank’s life and career, plus a raw, behind-the-scenes documentary he filmed while touring with the Rolling Stones in the 1970s

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

    Mar 1, 2017 - In March, celebrate along with us as we share: Facebook Live talks focusing on works of art that are on view in our galleries. month—they’re free with general admission, which is waived on Thursdays Blog posts that explore the work of women artists in-depth, with a new topic every week More facts and tidbits on social media throughout the month: Find us

  8. MFAH Is Only U.S. Venue for Major Retrospective of Thomas Demand

    May 29, 2024 - And that moment of recognition in turn leads us to think about the veracity of the images we receive endlessly, every day.”

  9. First Major U.S. Exhibition of French Photographer Charles Marville Will Travel to Houston, June 2014

    Jan 29, 2014 - “This show allows us to see Paris through the eyes of one of photography’s early masters, to witness the ‘City of Light’ taking shape—and of course we feel pangs of nostalgia for what would soon be lost,” said Gary Tinterow, Museum

  10. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is Sole U.S. Venue for Georges Braque Retrospective

    Sep 25, 2013 - Following the show’s September debut at the Grand Palais in Paris, "Georges Braque: A Retrospective" will be the first comprehensive museum survey of the work of Georges Braque (1882–1963) seen in the United States since 1988 …