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  1. Decorative Arts in the Age of Victoria

    Rienzi, the MFAH house museum for European decorative arts, presents special exhibitions twice a year. Decorative Arts in the Age of Victoria showcases objects from both the MFAH and Rienzi collections. Decorative arts were shown in revivals of Classical, Renaissance, and Rococo styles—sometimes copied quite closely, but often combined or reinterpreted to create a variety of novel forms and motifs.

  2. Pattern Repeat: Wallpaper Then and Now

    However, wallpaper is seeing a resurgence in contemporary interiors and has become part of the design conversation again.  Wallpaper elicits strong, almost visceral, emotions for many people, as evidenced by the reported last words of the great 19th-century Irish wit Oscar Wilde: “My wallpaper and I are fighting a duel to the death.

  3. The Artist’s Palette: Primary Colors on Paper

    The basis for understanding color comes from Sir Isaac Newton, who—upon passing a beam of white light through a prism in the 17th century—discovered that light separates into seven bands of color: red, orange, yellow, green, blue

  4. Scandinavian Design

    The objects created by designers active in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden during the 20th century embody a distinctive aesthetic typified by an emphasis on high-quality design distributed widely through mass production. Often characterized by Minimalism and clean lines, the Scandinavian design movement originated with a 1950s design show that traveled to the United States and Canada to showcase Nordic designers and the “Scandinavian way of living

  5. The Spirit of Modernism: The John R. Eckel, Jr. Foundation Gift to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

    Accompanying the exhibition is a book, available at MFAH Shop, featuring essays and highlights of the works. Additionally, the MFAH Archives has acquired the Edward J Wormley Collection, a gift of the John R. Eckel, Jr.

  6. Collectors Studio

    Collectors Studio is presented by Please note that a current MFAH membership is required to join Collectors Studio. Visit mfah.org/joinmfah for information about becoming an MFAH member. The Collectors Studio patron group encapsulates this mission and creates a personal access point where emerging art enthusiasts and collectors experience specially crafted programs to enhance their appreciation for art.

  7. “Defining the Body: Contemporary Figuration on Paper”

    Aug 4, 2015 - Defining the Body: Contemporary Figuration on Paper reflects on the evolution over the past 50 years of the human form as a long-standing art-historical subject. installation presents examples of Realism by figurative artists of the 1960s and 1970s, such as George Segal and Philip Pearlstein; moves on to the Neo-Expressionist artists of the 1980s, including Francesco Clemente, Eric Fischl, and A.

  8. The Visitor (El visitante)

    Humberto is forced to face his own demons while fighting a powerful religious institution to which he once belonged. Presented by director Martín Boulocq and co-screenwriter Rodrigo Hasbún, associate professor, University of Houston Set in Cochabamba, Bolivia, The Visitor follows ex-convict Humberto, who makes a modest living by singing at wakes Chosen by the Hay Festival as one of the Best Latin American writers under the age of 39 for Bogotá39, and named one of Granta’s Best Young Spanish Language Novelists, Hasbún holds a PhD from Cornell University and is an associate

  9. 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.

  10. 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.