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  1. Art You Can Live With: A Look inside the Re-Installed Arts of Japan Gallery

    Aug 18, 2017 - You can study this scroll for a long time and continue to find new details, like a small frog barely visible against a lily pad. A Place of Comfort Although the Arts of Japan Gallery houses several impressive works of art, their ties to domesticity create a space that is surprisingly intimate. In addition to a recently installed selection of works from the MFAH collections, the space received a fresh coat of paint: The new wall color resembles the interiors of the traditional machiya townhomes of Kyoto during the Edo

  2. MFAH Expands Its Campus—Will Create Greenspace with Museum Parking on a Site Secured for Any Future Expansion

    Dec 23, 2025 - The firm has been a force in steering landscape architecture towards integrated, ecologically performative design, relying on science-based methodology and collaboration with a wide range of systems experts. Landscape architects Nelson Byrd Woltz have been commissioned to develop a sustainable landscaping plan. The museum will landscape the parcel as an MFAH greenspace, accessible to the public as a community lawn and for museum events and parking.

  3. Snail Mail: A Conversation with MFAH Curator Anne Tucker (part 3 of 3)

    May 17, 2012 - Keith Carter would take a rejected 16 x 20 photograph, write a message on the back, fold it twice, put it into an 8½ x 11 envelope and send it. Some people would tear a photograph in two and write a message on half of it. "There was a real kind of energy that was being sent to you, whereas now it’s so easy that it’s a whole different phenomenon." As we talked about the shrinking presence of snapshots in an increasingly digital world, a new MFAH exhibition was going up: Snail Mail, a focused look at photo correspondence.

  4. Virtual Cinema | New Documentary Paints a Riveting Portrait of Artist & Activist David Wojnarowicz

    Mar 23, 2021 - Wojnarowicz had exceptional range in a comparatively brief career of just 15 years: He was a published writer, a visual artist, a photographer, and a musician in a punk-rock band called 3 Teens Kill 4. A superb new documentary paints a riveting portrait of another major figure from that time: David Wojnarowicz, the gay American artist who died at 37 of AIDS in 1992 after blazing a trail of confrontation and indefatigable activism He also created a body of work with arresting beauty and surreal power.

  5. Virtual Cinema Presents Two Compelling Dramas: “Ghost Tropic” and “Song without a Name”

    Sep 27, 2020 - This lyrically filmed character study combines a lightness of touch from director Bas Devos with rich cinematography to create a small wonder in humanistic storytelling and a complex portrait of a modern city. ● Ghost Tropic WATCH Stonewalled by an indifferent legal system, Georgina befriends Pedro, a reporter who uncovers a web of fake clinics and abductions. HERE Your purchase ($12) supports the MFAH and provides a 3-day pass to the film.

  6. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Creates a Dazzling Nighttime Experience for the Holidays

    Nov 13, 2015 - By night, the house and grounds are transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with seven acres of dazzling lights, a 1,200-piece “tent of mirrors,” theatrical staging inside Ima Hogg’s mansion, and even a visit from Santa One special object can inspire anyone, big or small, in The Elephant and The Bicycle and Cookie-Tin Banjo, and a fly and a spider go to war in a common bathroom in Minuscule: The Private Life of Insects – Brushing. A group of musically inclined ants face off against a lumberjack threatening to take down their tree in Pik Pik Pik. Being different isn’t so bad in Bunny New Girl and Zebra.

  7. Something Spooky This Way Comes! MFAH Films Presents a Halloween Weekend of Horror Films

    Oct 23, 2017 - Near Dark A powerful, nontraditional vampire tale, Near Dark follows a young man in a small Midwestern town who joins a family of nomadic vampires. With a simple idea and a low budget, Romero effectively terrifies us with a feeling of impending doom and hopelessness as death awaits just outside the door. Night of the Living Dead screens October 27, 28 & 29.  Calling all witches, ghosts, and creatures of the night: As All Hallow’s Eve approaches, MFAH Films hosts a duo of terrifying films!

  8. Art Crowd | “Meiji Modern: Fifty Years of New Japan” + “Jacolby Satterwhite: A Metta Prayer”

    Are you a Museum member but not yet part of Art Crowd? Join the Art Crowd today! Not yet a Museum member? Join the MFAH now and add on an Art Crowd membership to enjoy free access to Art Crowd events for a full year. 7, 2024Members of Art Crowd and ticketed guests have exclusive, after-hours access to two special exhibitions at once: the massive and marvelous Meiji Modern: Fifty Years of New Japan and the sensational Jacolby Satterwhite: A

  9. The Kodak Snapshot: A Conversation with MFAH Curator Anne Tucker (part 2 of 3)

    Apr 3, 2012 - For the art world, snapshots were a wonderful infusion of a new way of seeing. Not all of it intentional, but recognized by artists as valuable. So there was a cultural perception that historians have used. "What worries me as a cultural historian is that when people get new computers, they don’t download those images. Then he would take the film out and put the photographs in a package. He told me he noticed that when people came back from a trip and had two pictures left they wouldn’t waste those two pictures.

  10. The Kodak Era: A Conversation with MFAH Curator Anne Tucker (part 1 of 3)

    Feb 17, 2012 - When Eastman Kodak Co. filed for bankruptcy in January, the news didn’t just mark a drastic point in a company’s history—it marked the end of an era. Most people went to a studio maybe once or twice in their lives before, for wedding pictures or some special occasion. "Kodak really didn’t have a rival until well into the 20th century. Amateurs no longer needed to know all the technical components of making prints; they didn’t have to have a darkroom.