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  1. A Boy and His Dog

    And if neither of those applies to you, then you are actually in the world of A Boy and His Dog, L.Q. Jones’s influential film from 1975, brought to you on an original 35mm print from the 1975 theatrical run.

  2. Divine Intervention (Yadon ilaheyya)

    A dark comedy in the style of Jacques Tati or Buster Keaton, Suleiman’s Divine Intervention pokes fun at tragic situations and encourages the audience to do the same in ironic, imaginative scenes about garbage, neighbors, and Divine Intervention seemed poised to secure an Oscar nomination after winning the Grand Jury Prize at Cannes but was rejected by the Motion Picture Academy because entries must be nominated by their nation of origin, and Palestine

  3. The Last Ones (Los últimos)

    The Last Ones follows three skeptical ecologists on their journey to Paraguay’s last virgin forests, engaging in passionate debates about the future of our species. He has published short stories, poetry, essays on cultural theory and history, and articles on themes from economics and history to cinema, photography, nature conservation, and world affairs.

  4. The Punishment (El castigo)

    He then directed In Bed (2005) and became the youngest filmmaker to win the Golden Spike Award at the Valladolid International Film Festival in Spain. After leaving their son alone in the woods for a few minutes as a punishment for misbehaving during a family drive, Ana and Mateo embark on a desperate search to find him.

  5. Members Event | Art-Making Activity for Families “Masks of Colombia”

    MFAH members at the Family Level and above are invited to enjoy this Spring Break art-making activity complementing the exhibition Golden Worlds: The Portable Universe of Indigenous Colombia. Activities are recommended for ages 4 to 12, with adult supervision.  Plan Your VisitThis event takes place in the classroom on the lower level of the Beck Building. • MFAH Campus Map• Parking Information Not a member?

  6. Beasts and Angels: American “Japanned” Furniture

    Attend online or on-site to learn about research on important examples of American japanned furniture from the collections of Bayou Bend and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This presentation investigates Boston furniture from 1700 to 1765 that features japanned finishes—an ornamental phenomenon distantly inspired by the lustrous plasticity and narrative imagery of Asian lacquer.

  7. Seire

    Accessibility The MFAH strives to provide a welcoming and accessible experience for all guests by offering a range of accommodations—learn more here. When he secretly attends his ex-girlfriend’s funeral and meets her twin sister (who he didn’t know existed), his family begins to experience terrifying happenings.

  8. “Make Music” Day in Houston | Happy Hour Celebration

    Bring your friends to the Museum for a festive happy hour party! Meet in the breezy covered driveway along the Main Street side of the Beck Building. Admission is free. “Make Music” Day in Houston | Happy Hour Celebration The MFAH joins venues throughout the city to celebrate “Make Music” Day in Houston. This international event takes place annually on June 21, the longest day of the year.

  9. Navigating the Waves: Contemporary Cuban Photography

    Navigating the Waves: Contemporary Cuban Photography traces the evolution of photography in Cuba from the 1960s to the 2010s. The exhibition looks at contemporary Cuban photography from its role in promoting the Cuban Revolution after Fidel Castro’s 1959 overthrow of the Batista government to engaging in social and political critique following the 1991

  10. Peter Fischli and David Weiss: Büsi (Kitty)

    Originally commissioned for display in New York City’s Times Square, the video shows a house cat, filmed close up, lapping milk from a saucer, with light striking its fur to create a halo. “There was just something super-nice about this cat that we were attracted to.” Peter Fischli and David Weiss: Büsi (Kitty) | February 26–April 28, 2019 This exhibition is organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.