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Lost & Found: The Iconic Royal Painting That Rose Again
Oct 19, 2018 - After a series of political machinations, Mary I—a Catholic, and King Henry VIII’s eldest daughter—took the crown, and Lady Jane Grey was executed months later.
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Collage & Cabernet
His solo exhibitions include RE.Migrant I & II at Project Row Houses and We Are Still Searching at the Louise J. Moran Fine Arts Courtyard in Houston.
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Outspoken Bean’s “Poetraits”
In 2021, he collaborated with the MFAH and Ensemble Theatre on “I Too, We Two!” Safety Guidelines Masks are recommended in Museum auditoriums.
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On View This Fall at the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building: Simone Leigh’s Iconic “Satellite,” Newly Completed for the MFAH; New Modern and Contemporary Exhibitions
Aug 9, 2023 - Now that the bronze has been released by the foundry, I am delighted to announce the installation of this powerful work, which I am certain will become an iconic presence in front of the Kinder Building. Gary Tinterow, Director and Margaret Alkek Williams Chair of the MFAH, commented, “When, at the opening of last year’s Venice Biennale, I inquired about the availability of Simone Leigh’s Satellite, I was thrilled to learn that
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Van Gogh survey opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in March 2019
Dec 6, 2018 - You must remember that I haven’t been drawing for long, even if I did sometimes make little sketches as a boy,” Van Gogh wrote in a letter to his brother on April 2, 1881. “I noticed some magnificent plots of red earth planted with vines, with mountains in the background of the most delicate lilac. “I’m sending you three scratches that are still awkward, but from which I hope you’ll nonetheless see that there’s gradual improvement.
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Van Gogh survey opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in March 2019
Oct 2, 2018 - You must remember that I haven’t been drawing for long, even if I did sometimes make little sketches as a boy,” Van Gogh wrote in a letter to his brother on April 2, 1881. “I noticed some magnificent plots of red earth planted with vines, with mountains in the background of the most delicate lilac. “I’m sending you three scratches that are still awkward, but from which I hope you’ll nonetheless see that there’s gradual improvement.
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The Glassell School of Art Opens a Dynamic Quilting Exhibition in Collaboration with the Community Artists’ Collective and the Jubilee Quilt Circle
Aug 4, 2025 - I have been so impressed with what the quilters have been able to accomplish. I look forward to working with them for the next two years in residency at the Glassell School.” Michelle B.
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Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Presents “Portrait of Courage: Gentileschi, Wiley, and the Story of Judith” in January 2023
Dec 15, 2022 - “I look forward to seeing the reaction of our visitors to these two paintings treating the same subject, one by a woman, one by a man, separated by 400 years.” “I am thrilled to be able to share with our public Artemisia Gentileschi’s magnificent and compelling masterpiece, along with Kehinde Wiley’s brilliant reinterpretation of the legend of Judith and Holofernes,” commented Gary Tinterow
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Sculptor Joseph Havel to Retire as Director, the Glassell School of Art
Nov 9, 2021 - “While serving as director of the Glassell School, I always considered myself an artist first, making decisions for what is best for the school from an artistic point of view,” said Havel. “I now plan to devote my full energy towards my artistic practice, leaving a strong foundation for the new director.” The Museum will initiate an international search for a successor later this year.
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Light up Your Life with “Electrifying Design”
Apr 28, 2021 - Rather than organizing the exhibition chronologically, co-curator Sarah Schleuning and I decided to focus on ideas and groupings that highlight what makes lighting a significant and early indicator of shifts in aesthetics, technology