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  1. Let’s Dance! Celebrate National Dance Day with Works of Art

    Jul 23, 2018 - Elie Nadelman, Tango, c. 1918–24 Location: Beck Building, 1st floor The tango, a Latin American dance craze that raged in Europe and the United States during and after World War I, is the subject of this graceful sculpture that

  2. Handling “Ron Mueck”: An Interview with Chief Preparator Dale Benson

    Mar 24, 2017 - I come from a sculpting background and have done a lot of casting myself. The attention to detail, the technical aspects of how these were made, and the amount of work that went into everything are so impressive.

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

    Feb 17, 2012 - So I sat down with Anne Wilkes Tucker, the Gus and Lyndall Wortham Curator of Photography at the MFAH, to talk about the history of Kodak and the impact of the bankruptcy.

  4. Lecture | Titian and Michelangelo: A Tale of Genius and Rivalry

    He has consulted for BBC programs, lectured widely, and received fellowships that include Harvard’s Villa I Tatti and the American Academy in Rome.

  5. In March 2025 MFAH Presents “Knights in Shining Armor: The Pavia Tapestries”

    Dec 18, 2024 - Another shows the most important political and tactical event of the conflict—the capture surrender of Francis I. In the exhibition, seven lavish tapestries depict the battle of Pavia, commemorating Holy Roman Emperor Charles V’s decisive victory over French King Francis I, which was a pivotal point in the Italian Wars 500 years ago. The remaining tapestries show the attack led by imperial loyalists from within the Mirabello hunting grounds near the besieged Visconti Castle, which succeeded in routing the Swiss Guard in the service of Francis I, and, finally

  6. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, to debut first touring retrospective devoted to Colombian visionary Olga de Amaral

    Jun 9, 2021 - This retrospective and publication have been years in the making, and I feel they are a wonderful showcase of my life’s work.”  The exhibition was also co-created with Cranbrook Art Museum, the museum of my alma mater, Cranbrook Academy of Art, which is such an important part of my creative history and where I met my husband, the artist Jim Amaral.

  7. Landmark Exhibition of Claude Monet’s Paintings of the River Seine Opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in October 2014

    May 28, 2014 - “I have never tired of it: for me the Seine is always new.” Houston, and the Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa Reunites canvases from the painter’s acclaimed Mornings on the Seine series with earlier works depicting landscape and leisure along the French river HOUSTON—May 28, 2014—“I

  8. Enter the Cinematic World of Japan’s Music Man

    Jun 18, 2018 - I spoke with Vick about the director. How were Umetsugu Inoue’s films received in Japan? Did he develop a following internationally? His films were popular in Japan.

  9. Beyond Visible: UV-Visible Fluorescence in Works of Art

    Apr 11, 2017 - I was invited by the MFAH conservation department to give a workshop to discuss making the technique of UVA radiation easier and more accessible to the Museum’s staff.

  10. Writers Remix | "Material Presence"

    Ai Weiwei’s Water Lilies #4 uses LEGO® bricks to reinterpret Claude Monet’s most beloved series, and Sam Gilliam’s sweeping Double Merge (Carousel I and Carousel II) liberates painting from the wall.