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  1. Law Building Closed Today / Beck & Kinder Buildings Open

    On Friday, September 25, the Law Building is closed for a special event. The Beck Building and Kinder Building are open but close early at 6 p.m. Admission to the Museum is free today.

  2. Rare Works of Persian Blue and White Ceramics from the Hossein Afshar Collection on View Together for the First Time

    Nov 21, 2020 - Additional spaces include a repertory cinema, two libraries, public archives, and facilities for conservation and storage. A section titled “Inspired by China” highlights the creative synthesis seen in 15th– to 17th–century Persian ceramics, which combine Chinese dragons and other motifs with Persian blues, shapes, and decorative motifs. This exhibition brings together 74 works, including selections from the exceptional Hossein Afshar Collection of Persian art on long-term loan to the MFAH, offering a new understanding of Persian blue and white’s monumental contribution

  3. MFAH Films: Hollywood’s “Pre-Code” Era

    Jul 7, 2019 - The Marx Brothers’ classic Duck Soup (above) is a scathing satire of the Hoover administration (1929–33). Hoberman calls Goldstein a “cine-showman extraordinaire,” and you can see why when Goldstein visits Houston for opening weekend of the series. With Goldstein as guest programmer, MFAH Films coordinated a lineup of exciting and provocative films from the “Pre-Code” era of Hollywood. Veteran film critic J.

  4. Azalea Trail’s Blooms Mark Rienzi’s 20th Anniversary

    Feb 1, 2019 - To the Mastersons, gardens were as much a part of the Rienzi ethos as 18th-century decorative arts and paintings. A Lasting Vision Twenty years ago, as azalea enthusiasts lined up along Rienzi’s winding driveway and explored the acres of gardens, the visitors could find varieties of azaleas—G.G. During this year’s annual Azalea Trail, which takes place the weekend of March 1 to 3, Rienzi celebrates not only its longtime participation with this Houston tradition, but also its 20th anniversary as a house museum.

  5. Ars Lyrica at Late Fridays: Music in the Galleries

    Enjoy a drink at Happy Hour Friday or join a guided tour of the galleries. Plan Your Visit This event is included with Museum admission. The performance takes place on Level 1 of the Beck Building. The string quartet plays music from the 17th and 18th centuries that harkens back to the Classical era and resonates with the works on view.Music in the Galleries is a monthly series that brings Houston’s renowned music ensembles

  6. Progressive Caroling Concert | Houston Boychoir

    While you’re here, enjoy a drink at Happy Hour Friday.   The concert concludes with the full ensemble coming back together for a short performance in Cullinan Hall in the Law Building. To celebrate the season, the MFAH and Houston Boychoir (HBC) present a caroling concert filling the galleries with the joyful sounds of festive carols and holiday music.

  7. Concert | “Floating World: A.A.Murakami”

    June 26, 2025The MFAH and the DACAMERA Young Artists present a concert inspired by the exhibition Floating World: A.A.Murakami. A groundbreaking fusion of the technical and the natural, Floating World transports you to an ethereal world of singular experience and scientific spectacle. Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map About the PerformersThe DACAMERA Young Artists program is a fellowship for emerging professional instrumentalists, vocalists, and composers.

  8. Lecture | Talking about “Philip Guston Now”

    Across a career spanning 50 years, Philip Guston never stopped questioning the place of the artist in society. His work expresses a profound humanism, defined equally by themes that touched on what Guston (1913–1980) called the “brutality of the world” and his deep commitment to the joy of painting. Shartle Lecture Series is made possible by a generous grant from The Brown Foundation, Inc. Learning and Interpretation programs receive generous funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services; Samuel H.

  9. Meiji Modern: Fifty Years of New Japan

    “A monumental exhibition” —National Review Meiji Modern: Fifty Years of New Japan offers an extraordinary look at Japan’s Meiji era (1868–1912), when the country emerged from near-total isolation to enter a modern, global period Paintings, sculpture, prints, posters, and fine examples of enamel, lacquer, and textiles reflect a blending of cultures and techniques as well as the innovative interchange of old and new.

  10. Multiplicity: Blackness in Contemporary American Collage

    By assembling pieces of paper, fabric, and repurposed materials, the artists create unified compositions that express the endless possibilities of Black-constructed narratives within a fragmented society. Arthur Jafa takes digital collage a step further, gathering highs and lows of Black experiences into his poignant video montage Love Is the Message, The Message Is Death. PublicationThe illustrated exhibition catalogue is available through the MFA Shop (713.639.7360) and the Museum’s Hirsch Library (713.639.7325). Shop the ShowFind a variety of exhibition-related items at the MFA Shop, including books, stickers, and art packs. SpotifyListen to the playlist