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  1. Working from Home: 5 Tips on How to Stay Productive

    Apr 8, 2020 - Many of us are not in our usual professional work spaces, and as we work from home, tempting distractions around the house can interfere with productivity. Pull up your favorite supportive chair to stay comfortable while you work.  George Nelson Home Desk, Model 4658 2) To stay alert, make sure you have plenty of lighting around your work space. A 1950s–inspired table lamp could do the trick.  Lester Geis Adjustable Table Lamp, Model no.

  2. A Legacy from Gee’s Bend: Lutisha Pettway’s “Bars” Quilt

    Feb 8, 2019 - The early quilts of the women of Gee’s Bend were made primarily from the fabrics of daily life: old work clothes, corduroy, denim, cotton sheets, and handkerchiefs. I did my work by my own hand, by myself.” See the “Bars” Quilt and other works of art in “Mending: Craft and Community,” on view in the Law Building through October 20. Above all, their work reveals deeply personal stories. One of the objects on view in Mending is “Bars” Quilt, made around 1950 by Lutisha Pettway, a descendant of slaves from a plantation in Gee’s Bend, Alabama.

  3. Kehinde Wiley: An Archaeology of Silence

    In this body of work, Wiley uses the visual language of heroes, martyrs, and saints as portrayed in Western European historical art. His work expands on his “Down” series from 2008, which was inspired by Hans Holbein the Younger’s 16th-century painting The Dead Christ in the Tomb. Through his work, with detailed portrayals of Black and Brown individuals, the artist confronts the silence surrounding systemic violence and injustice.

  4. Book Launch | “Building on Tradition”

    November 13, 2025 Architects William Curtis and Russell Windham visit the MFA Shop to talk about their new book, Building on Tradition: The Work of Curtis & Windham Architects.  “Texas-based architects Curtis & Windham are known for their work across the Lone Star State. In Building on Tradition, readers get a glimpse into midcentury Houston estates and neo-Georgian mansions.” —Elle Decor   Building on Tradition: The Work of Curtis & Windham Architects is available at the MFA Shop.   Plan Your Visit Admission is free. The MFA Shop is located on Level 1 of the Beck Building.

  5. ASAP Conference | SHOW NO SHAME, FEEL NO PITY

    Cauleen Smith is an interdisciplinary artist whose work reflects upon the everyday possibilities of the imagination. His work focuses on black visual and expressive culture, film theory, visual historiography, popular music, and contemporary art. Operating in multiple materials and arenas, Smith roots her work firmly within the discourse of mid-20th-century experimental film.

  6. Three Questions for Christopher Rothko

    Nov 4, 2015 - Does Houston offer a special context for your father’s work? I think of Houston as maybe the central Rothko city. What all that adds up to—or maybe what I should say it all comes from—is that connection I feel to this work. Something continually moves me in my father's painting. I talked with Christopher Rothko about the work of his father, the subject of his new book Mark Rothko: From the Inside Out, published this autumn by Yale University Press. 1.

  7. Glassell School of Art | 2025 Student Exhibitions

    The Certificate of Achievement Exhibition showcases work by the 2025 Certificate of Achievement recipients. The 2025 Annual Student Exhibition features work created by Studio School students during the 2024–2025 academic year. The Four Perspectives Exhibition celebrates work by students from the Studio School course “Four Faculty Perspectives.” Plan Your Visit Admission is free.

  8. “Multiplicity” In-Gallery Experience | Featuring Lovie Olivia

    This guided experience explores the landscape of contemporary Black collage, the artist’s work and inspirations, and perspectives on the work of mentors and peers. March 23, 2024Houston-based artist Lovie Olivia, whose work is featured in Multiplicity: Blackness in Contemporary American Collage, leads a conversation in the exhibition galleries. Olivia’s work hangs in collections including Project Row Houses, ACRE Residency Chicago, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, and University of Texas at Austin.

  9. For Slow Art Day, Cai Guo-Qiang’s “Odyssey”

    Apr 1, 2020 - a work of art in a museum or gallery. Saturday, April 4, is the 10th annual worldwide Slow Art Day, when all of us are encouraged to spend real time with a work of art: at least 5 to 10 minutes—more than the 30 seconds studies have shown is our average when we encounter Watch as the artist, along with dozens of volunteers and MFAH staff as his assistants, realizes this monumental work in a Houston warehouse, using brushes and ink; X-Acto knives and craft-paper stencils; hand-laid hemp paper

  10. Reception | 2025 Glassell Student Exhibitions

    The Certificate of Achievement Exhibition showcases work by the 2025 Certificate of Achievement recipients. Friday, June 6, 2025The Annual Student Exhibition features work created by Studio School students during the 2024–2025 academic year. The Four Perspectives Exhibition celebrates work by students from the Studio School course “Four Faculty Perspectives.” Plan Your Visit Admission is free.