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  1. Charcoal (Carvão)

    In the Brazilian countryside, a rural family living beside a charcoal factory accepts a proposal to host a mysterious foreign guest, a highly wanted drug lord. The household must keep up appearances of a normal routine. Carolina Markowicz’s accomplished debut feature—with an outstanding ensemble cast featuring Argentine actor César Bordón, Maeve Jinkings, and Rômulo Braga—is a captivating thriller, with poignant humor, and biting social commentary

  2. Visualizing the Future: An Interview with Artists Joris Laarman & Anita Star

    Jun 29, 2018 - As a carpenter uses a chisel or a hammer, we use 3-D printing and digital tools to make these objects, which are partly craftsmanship, partly digital design. If you look at a finished piece, you think that it’s a nice-looking object, but then you don’t see what went into it. With industrial design, there’s an idea from a designer behind an object, but there’s a repetitive production. Digital replication is different. Everything can be made in a unique way, with mass customization.

  3. Lecture | Collecting Drawings in the 21st Century

    Edwards is a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, a liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Arts Scholars, a council member of the British Antiques Dealers Association, and a trustee of the Fine Arts Provident Institution.   A gallerist, an auction specialist, a collector, and an MFAH curator come together to discuss collecting drawings in the 21st century. He studied the history of art at the Courtauld Institute and spent a year at Bonhams Auctioneers as a porter.

  4. Virtual Cinema | Thought-Provoking “Test Pattern”

    Feb 8, 2021 - Films about sexual assault do not make for light viewing, yet talented filmmaker Shatara Michelle Ford, with a thoughtful touch, a political commitment to the subject matter, and an unconventional style offers a gift with Test What is possible for a young Black woman, a couple of years into a Trump presidency, as police violence continues with impunity? “Black people are prey,” the protagonist’s best friend articulates. Home GrownIt’s unusual to find a film so specifically Texas in its aesthetic, let alone one that centers on a Black female character.

  5. Lightning Strikes: Installing “Albero folgorato”

    Aug 24, 2014 - What does it take to install a 36-foot-tall, 2-ton sculpture of a cast-bronze tree in the heart of the Houston Museum District? drama of a bolt from the heavens. With the final touch—a branch—in position, a successful installation was realized after months of hard work!

  6. Wangechi Mutu “The End of carrying All”

    She bears a large basket on her head—a basket that is increasingly filled with consumer goods and manufactured objects: a bicycle wheel, a satellite dish, a tower, and an oil rig. A volcanic eruption ripples through the earth; all is quiet; and then the journey begins again. Her latest video, The End of carrying All, traces a woman’s journey across an ever-expanding landscape. Mutu herself plays the protagonist.

  7. Odds Against Tomorrow

    Odds Against Tomorrow Directed by Robert Wise(USA, 1959, 35mm) To pull off a bank robbery, a former policeman (Ed Begley) recruits unlikely partners: a nightclub entertainer (Harry Belafonte) with gambling debts, and a racist Accessibility The MFAH strives to provide a welcoming and accessible experience for all guests by offering a range of accommodations—learn more here. Directed by Oscar winner Robert Wise, the film features a dynamic score composed by John Aaron Lewis of the Modern Jazz Quartet, and a cast that also includes Gloria Grahame and Shelley Winters.

  8. Virtual Cinema Showcases New German Films

    May 3, 2021 - Marion, an airline pilot who has just received a cancer diagnosis, goes on a trip with her lover to a Turkish resort, where she encounters Baran, a sex worker. Your ticket ($10) supports the MFAH and provides a 24-hour pass to the film. About the AuthorRoss Holzschuh, a recent University of Houston graduate, is a lifelong film lover. A chilling provocation leads to his descent into paranoia and anger. These irritations have a tangible quality: Lights are bright and bleeding, and characters are always dewy with sweat.

  9. Monumental Bronze by Giuseppe Penone Installed at the MFAH; Recent Acquisition Anchors the Museum’s South Lawn

    Aug 25, 2014 - onto a steel support on a concrete base as onlookers gathered.    The installation—which involved a flatbed truck, two construction cranes, a 183-foot boom, and a team of art handlers, riggers, and curators—took place on Saturday, August 23. Struck by lightning, Albero folgorato captures a moment in time and yet stands fixed as a timeless monument.”     

  10. Black Rabbit, White Rabbit (Khargoush-e sia, khargoush-e sefid)

    In his latest film, a director is worried about bringing a live weapon onto the set, while the film’s armorer hopes to swap in a replica undetected. Extras arrive and a curious young woman demands an audition. Meanwhile, a woman recovering from a car crash suspects that she’s the victim of a conspiracy. Reality and fiction begin to blur amid rising tensions on the set.