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  1. Jazz on Film Returns

    May 31, 2017 - This June, we celebrate the fifth year of Jazz on Film, one of our most popular annual series! Guest curator Peter Lucas selects new and classic films that explore jazz music through documentaries and features. Here’s a preview of the seven selections—a mix of old, new, and rediscovered—that come to our big screen this month: Jazz on Film Begins! Jazz on Film kicks off with the 1958 docudrama I Want to Live!

  2. Artists in Dialogue | Inspired by “The Obama Portraits Tour”

    Butler and Smith use textiles to explore a broad spectrum of personal, historical, and contemporary issues related to the lives of African Americans. Plan Your Visit This program is free, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Brown Auditorium Theater is on the lower level of the Law Building, and The Obama Portraits Tour is on the first floor.

  3. Shades of Love: Romance in Contemporary African Cinema

    Community partner: Our Image Film and Arts Festival.

  4. First Phase of MFAH Campus Transformation Opens in May 2018

    Nov 14, 2017 - Defined by the L shape of the Steven Holl building, the 36,000-square-foot plaza will provide ample space for everyday public use, as well as for programs and events. “Our building for the Glassell School of Art is a key part of the overall strategy to shape the public spaces for the entire campus,” said Steven Holl. “With fundraising now past 86 percent of our $450-million goal for construction and endowment, the completion of the Glassell School of Art and Brown Foundation, Inc.

  5. Family Art Activity: Foil Engraving with Rienzi

    May 3, 2020 - Use #MFAHatHome on social media.  Learn more about Rienzi and the Rienzi Collection

  6. Miguel Ángel Ríos: On the Edge

    The use of multiple cameras allows a seamless interplay of motion—a white top, for example, gliding gracefully in front of a row of black tops in single file.

  7. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Completes the Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation Center for Conservation, Designed by Lake|Flato Architects

    Oct 24, 2018 - the distinguished level of our extraordinary art conservators and scientists. “Our team can now easily collaborate across all areas of the MFAH—from the collections on the main campus to those in our decorative-arts house museums, Rienzi and Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens—using the most advanced technology The completion of the center also brings us one step closer to our goal of unifying the Museum’s facilities into one contiguous, 14-acre main campus in 2020.”

  8. Top 12 Wintry Works of Art, Selected by MFAH Curatorial Staff

    Dec 13, 2018 - Many of them still sit on our bookshelves and dressers. A highlight of our trip was ice skating in Central Park. The pink and light green of the silk mount are a reference to the traditional Christmas colors of Japan, which are lighter than our red and green.

  9. Expansive Exhibition of John Singer Sargent Watercolors Opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in March 2014

    Jan 16, 2014 - Our goal is to help create economically vibrant communities through lending, investing and giving. I have no doubt that our visitors will prefer the luminous watercolors to his better-known paintings in oil.” “Following upon our exhibition of Sargent’s paintings in 2010, this is the ideal show to bring to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, at this time.

  10. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, presents William Forsythe’s “Choreographic Objects,” opening in May 2019

    Apr 4, 2019 - “The Choreographic Objects that make up our presentation are at once playful and profound, revealing that choreography is everywhere.” Internationally acclaimed as one of the foremost choreographers of our time, Forsythe first began his ongoing series of Choreographic Objects in 1991. “We are delighted to present his unexpected and engaging works to our summer audiences, who look forward to the Museum’s annual presentations of immersive contemporary installations year after year.”