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  1. Virtual Cinema | 2021 Oscar-Nominated Short Films: Live Action “Empathetic Lessons”

    Mar 24, 2021 - Feeling Through is the first film featuring a deaf/blind actor in a lead role. The dramatic coming-of-age story follows a New York teenager who encounters a hearing- and sight-impaired man in need of assistance getting to a bus stop. A Palestinian man and his daughter set out in the West Bank to buy his wife a gift in The Present, which showcases the struggles they face between soldiers, segregated roads, and checkpoints.

  2. Virtual Cinema | Immersive Documentary “City Hall” Reveals Human Stories in an American Metropolis

    Nov 4, 2020 - City Hall shows a city government offering a wide variety of important and necessary services to a major American city whose population exemplifies the diversity of America.” Variety observed that City Hall is more political and character-driven than most of Wiseman’s films, “allowing a clear protagonist—a hero, even—to emerge. National Gallery; Titicut Follies; and Welfare to name a few.

  3. Keeping Watch over Their Flocks: Joachim Wtewael’s Shepherds

    Dec 9, 2015 - Wtewael, A Shepherdess and A Shepherd, 1623, oil on panel, Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Melvin R. Joachim Wtewael’s shepherds, clean and idealized, carry the accoutrements of the pastoral life: a water-filled gourd, bagpipes, floppy hats, and a staff with a cupped end for tossing rocks to help herd the sheep. And there are mythological shepherds, too: In one painting, a shepherd from Apulia, Italy, comes across a group of dancing nymphs in the woods—a not uncommon occurrence back in the day, one might imagine.

  4. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Announces Recent Acquisitions

    Jul 7, 2026 - Significant gifts include those of a Mary Cassatt pastel and a Peter Bradley painting, and works from the collections of the late Hugo V. The recent acquisitions include a host of purchases from a range of contemporary artists, including Hew Locke, Tatsuo Miyajima, Satoru Ozaki, Raqib Shaw, and Anicka Yi, as well as a Joel Rosenthal–designed, JAR-produced menorah of Fine Arts, Houston, today announced a roster of recent acquisitions, comprising purchases and gifts across a number of significant collecting areas for the institution.

  5. Matthew Buckingham “Where Will We Live?”

    Dec 12, 2011 - The film features the image of a small dog—a detail from a 1659 Velázquez painting that portrays child-prince Felipe Prospero with his pet—projected onto the back of a shipping crate. Celeritas (2009) is a chalkboard within a cabinet that displays a calculation (distance between the cabinet and light source divided by the speed of light) to determine the duration of time the light from a nearby window has traveled Creative Destruction (2006) consists of a plastic sign resembling an over-size botanic label inscribed with a quote about creative destruction, paired with a living plant.

  6. Le samouraï

    In a career-defining performance, Alain Delon plays a contract killer with samurai instincts. After carrying out a flawlessly planned hit, he finds himself caught between a persistent police investigator and a ruthless employer, and not even his armor of fedora and trench coat can protect him. About the SpeakerAdam Sanders is a member of the Houston Film Critics Society. A Michigan native, he studied film and journalism at Western Michigan University and took filmmaking courses at Houston Community College.

  7. “ZINA” + “Give Me the Ball!”

    A Q&A with Zina Garrison, Clyde Drexler, Carl Lewis, and director Vicky Wight follows.   “ZINA”After winning the 1982 Wimbledon and US Open Junior titles at 17, Zina Garrison soared to a World No. 1 ranking. , King opens up about the sacrifices she had to make as a trailblazer against a backdrop of misogyny, revelations about her own sexual orientation, and struggles with an eating disorder. offers a portrait of pushing through adversity and the weight of being “the first.”  

  8. Glassell Early College Program

    If you’re a high school student with a deep love for art and a desire to pursue it at the college level, this program is for you! Request Information Summer Semester 2025 Course Catalog  Register Online  At a Glance College Credit Earn college credits while still in high school, giving you a head start on your art degree. Creative Community Join a vibrant community of like-minded peers who share your passion for art, fostering collaboration and inspiration.

  9. El Norte

    government massacre, a brother and sister flee Guatemala on a perilous trek to the USA. Close calls with immigration and the dehumanizing effects of such a crossing compound the challenges of adapting to a new life. A timeless classic of Chicano cinema, El Norte was directed by Gregory Nava (Selena). Accessibility The MFAH strives to provide a welcoming and accessible experience for all guests by offering a range of accommodations—learn more here.

  10. MFAH Marks Milestone in Campus Redevelopment Project, as Nancy and Rich Kinder Building Breaks Ground

    May 31, 2017 - Additional features include a 200-seat theater, a café, a restaurant overlooking the sculpture garden, and an underground parking garage. conservators and scientists in a steel-and-glass structure that is set atop a Museum garage, with a public café at street level. Plaza, May 2018 Deborah Nevins & Associates, New York Adjacent to Glassell School, a public gateway to the Sarofim Campus, featuring a 36,000-square-foot public plaza with moveable seating, shade trees and a reflecting/splash