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  1. Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York

    Renowned in his lifetime for his elegant designs and superior craftsmanship, Duncan Phyfe (1770–1854) remains to this day America’s most famous cabinetmaker. This exhibition—the first retrospective on Phyfe in 90 years—reintroduces the artistic and influential master cabinetmaker to a contemporary audience.

  2. BLOCK Program | Info Session

    The BLOCK Program is an intensely focused, one-to-two-year program for advanced artists with an ongoing studio practice.

  3. Orca

    She eventually overcomes political and religious hurdles in a bid to swim further than anyone has done before—with her hands bound.

  4. Snail Mail

    The MFAH photography collection contains more than 1,500 such objects that have been mailed to museum staff throughout the years as correspondence from photographers around the world.

  5. Discovering the Turkish Lute with Artist Dario Robleto

    May 19, 2020 - The work of multidisciplinary artist Dario Robleto often explores the intersections of art, science, and history to examine the personal aspects of universal phenomena.  

  6. Understanding Francis Bacon

    Mar 25, 2020 - “What makes Francis Bacon an important artist and Francis Bacon: Late Paintings both a visual knockout and a philosophical punch to the gut is that [he] is a preternaturally talented painter,” the Wall Street Journal’s Peter Plagens

  7. Houston Stories: HERE

    Through intimate portraits and collective memories, these films ask what it means to live, create, and evolve within the ever-shifting landscape of Houston.  

  8. Discussion | “Facts and Fantasy: Illustrations of the Natural World”

    Hirsch librarian Rebekah Boulton discusses these illustrations, which blend the realistic with the fantastical to showcase human inquisitiveness, investigation, creativity, and imagination.

  9. Meet the Books | “Bea Nettles: Myth Maker, Storyteller”

    Jon Evans, chief of libraries and archives, discusses Nettles’s extensive career as a photobook maker in which she focused on issues central to women, the merging image and text, and topics as diverse as autobiography, mythmaking

  10. The Rescue (El rapto)

    Based on the novel by Martín Sivak and set in the 1980s, the fourth feature by Daniela Goggi is a historic drama that tells the story of Julio, who returns with his family to Argentina after the downfall of the brutal dictatorship