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  1. Drop-in Tour | “Frida: The Making of an Icon”

    Frida: The Making of an Icon is devoted to the life and legacy of Frida Kahlo. The fascinating exhibition features works of art not only by the legendary Mexican artist but also by artists she inspired. FarahMary and Tom Lile Official Promotional Partner: Special thanks to Lopez Negrete Communications and the Secretaría de Cultura and Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes of Mexico. Practically unknown to mainstream audiences during her lifetime (1907–1954), Kahlo has been enshrined since the mid-1970s as the only female artist whose instant audience recognition and mass appeal rival those of male artists

  2. Fashion Fusion | “Frida: The Making of an Icon” Runway Show

    “Fashion Fusion” challenges students and alumni from the award-winning fashion design program at HCC to create original designs. The aspiring designers showcase garments addressing the art of Frida Kahlo and the five decades of artists who have responded to Kahlo’s work.  FarahMary and Tom Lile Official Promotional Partner: Special thanks to Lopez Negrete Communications and the Secretaría de Cultura and Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes of Mexico.

  3. Gallery Concert | Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons”

    Enjoy a drink at Happy Hour Friday, and join a guided tour of the galleries, themed to music. From spring’s first bloom to winter’s final hush, this beloved masterpiece still dazzles with color, character, and emotion. Mercury Chamber Orchestra brings it to life with an ensemble featuring bassoon, theorbo, and a fearless solo violin offering rich texture and intimate insight amidst beautiful paintings in the Museum galleries.

  4. Educators Event | “Learning Through Art” Summer Institute

    ChARTing Your Course: The ART of Effective TeachingTeachers, are you interested in engaging strategies, resources, and materials that you can easily incorporate in your classroom to create empowered learners? Come and “fill your teaching toolkit” with works of art from the MFAH collections and hands-on projects to enhance your TEKS and STAAR-aligned lessons, creating a more interactive and collaborative learning environment. Elevate engagement and motivation to promote higher-order thinking skills through strategies based on holistic learning approaches, ELL techniques, literacy development, SEL, mindfulness, STREAM ideas, and gamification.

  5. Opening Lecture | “Woven Wonders: Indian Textiles from the Parpia Collection”

    Singular pieces showcase the extraordinary aesthetic and technical diversity of Indian textiles from the 14th century to early 20th century. This exhibition brings the extraordinary Parpia Collection to Houston audiences for the first time.  The Parpia Collection reflects India’s myriad regional traditions. On Sundays, the Museum is open from 12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. About the SpeakerRosemary Crill was senior curator for South Asia at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London until her retirement in 2016.

  6. Gordon Parks: Stokely Carmichael and Black Power

    door in Alabama registering Black citizens to vote. road with Carmichael (1941–1998) and took more than 700 photographs as the controversial young civil-rights leader addressed Vietnam War protesters in New York, spoke with supporters in a Los Angeles living room, and went door to Carmichael and Black Power is on view exclusively at the MFAH. PublicationThe accompanying exhibition catalogue is available through the MFA Shop (713.639.7360) and the Museum’s Hirsch Library (713.639.7325). SpotifyListen to

  7. Incomparable Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

    Post-Impressionist work traces the evolution of the radical movement, from its roots in the novel, naturalistic landscapes of Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, Charles Francois Daubigny, and other painters of the Barbizon School; to the early “optical color” experimentations in plein-air landscape painting by Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, and Alfred Sisley; to the frank depictions of modern urban life by Mary Cassatt, Edgar Degas, Edouard Manet, and Henri To listen in the galleries, please bring your mobile device and headphones.Best experienced on mobile devices with the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari. Shop the ShowBrowse exhibition-related items

  8. The Marzio Years: Transforming the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1982–2010

    As director of the MFAH from 1982 to 2010, Peter C. Before he arrived at the MFAH, Marzio served as director of the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, DC, and prior to that as curator of prints at the Smithsonian Institution. Marzio ushered the Museum into a remarkable era of growth, with the expansion of the permanent collection from 14,000 to 62,000 works of art; the development of the Isamu Noguchi–designed Lillie and Hugh Roy Cullen Sculpture Garden

  9. Remembering François Truffaut

    The Museum’s 2014 tribute to legendary film critic and auteur François Truffaut, which began in September, continues with highlights from Truffaut's middle and late periods.

  10. Filipiñana

    Filipinana is the official submission of the Philippines to the 99th Academy Awards in the International Feature category.    Screened as part of Filipino American History Month. Set entirely on a golf course–a microcosm of the Philippines, according to Manuel–the film follows Isabel and other young women hospitality workers, detailing class disparities, misogyny, and post-colonial power structures in