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  1. Virtual Cinema | Acclaimed New Drama “Identifying Features” Spotlights Mexican Cinema

    Jan 21, 2021 - climax in the midst of a real-world humanitarian crisis. Suspense at the BorderWith impeccable cinematography by Claudia Becerril, and a mostly female crew, the creative team of Valadez and co-writer and producer Astrid Rondero deftly deliver a suspenseful border thriller with a nail-biting Magdalena embarks on a journey from her town in Guanajuato in search of her son Jesús, after he disappears with a friend en route to cross the U.S. border. 

  2. Virtual Cinema Spotlights Three New Dramas about Young Women

    Jul 25, 2020 - After she meets a wise and worldly Chinese tutor, Eun-hee’s insecurity and doubt transform into a strong sense of individuality. . House of Hummingbird Bora Kim’s House of Hummingbird is a contemplative portrait of a 14-year-old girl named Eun-hee living in 1994 Seoul, South Korea. SEE THE TRAILER • Fourteen Your purchase ($12) supports the MFAH & provides a 3-day pass to the film. SEE THE TRAILER • Papicha Your purchase ($10) supports the MFAH & provides a 3-day pass to the film.

  3. Virtual Cinema: Heading West with “The Grey Fox” and “Thousand Pieces of Gold”

    Jun 10, 2020 - After being released from a long San Quentin incarceration in 1901, Miner was inspired to make a slight career change after viewing a silent movie called The Great Train Robbery. Lalu quickly earns the respect, and slowly wins the love, of the one white man in town who fully understands what it means to be a prisoner: Charlie (Chris Cooper), a taciturn Civil War veteran. Pakula cast him as an aging saddletramp in Comes a Horseman. Farnsworth was nominated for an Oscar as Best Supporting Actor for that film—and later won a Canadian Genie award as Best Actor for The Grey Fox.

  4. Take Mom to See “Ron Mueck” This Mother’s Day

    May 4, 2017 - Like Mother and Child from a decade earlier, this burdened mother has a glazed, vacant look in her eyes. Mueck rarely has a specific person in mind for his sculptures, but Woman with Shopping (2013), one of his newest works, was inspired by a woman he saw on a London street corner waiting for the traffic light to turn green. She is also a monumental presence at more than 16 feet long!  

  5. MFAH Announces Changes to Its Glassell School’s Core Residency Program and Application

    Jan 15, 2025 - Formerly a nine-month residency renewable for a second year, the Core Residency Program will now accept applications every other year for a two-year program. In their second, each fellow mounts a solo exhibition, accompanied by a dedicated catalogue. Fellows receive $100,000 ($50,000 per year), plus up to an additional $3,000 stipend per year to cover the cost of health insurance.•    Fellows participate in a group exhibition accompanied by a publication in their first year

  6. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Opens Exhibition of American Photographer Helen Levitt in September

    Aug 22, 2016 - “Throughout her long career, Levitt wielded the camera not as a tool of social reform or photojournalism tethered to a historical moment or political movement, but rather as a crystal ball through which to peer into the enduring About the Artist Born in Brooklyn, Helen Levitt (1913–2009) learned the fundamentals of camera and darkroom practice at a young age, leaving high school a semester before graduation to work for a commercial portrait studio in Then, beginning 1959 with a Guggenheim Fellowship and a new medium—color photography—Levitt once more rediscovered the enchanting cast of characters that inhabited the sidewalks of the city.

  7. The Hidden Secrets of Movable Books

    Mar 5, 2021 - Creating a StrategyImparting the thrill of opening a movable book and activating its operable mechanism to discover hidden secrets while the book is locked up in a case calls for a creative strategy. Activating a Dancing TigerA different strategy is used to activate the dancing tiger in Bolom Chon, a delightful pop-up book published in 2007 by Taller Leñateros, a collective of contemporary Tzotzil Mayan artists in Chiapas, The display of a 1639 edition of Johann Remmelin’s Catoptrum Microcosmicum (Mirror of the Microcosm) is particularly challenging.

  8. Hear Her Voice! MFAH Films Presents the 25th Houston Iranian Film Festival

    Jan 11, 2018 - “It is, first of all, a story about human beings, about love, dreams, hope. It’s a universal story about a young girl trying to get free.” This bittersweet drama is Iran’s submission for Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards—the first time the country’s selection is a film by a female director. Breath screens on January 19. —Narges Abyar Ava Sadaf Foroughi’s bold and insightful debut film, Ava is a coming-of-age tale about a 16-year-old student who faces the societal pressures placed upon young women by parents, school, and peers.

  9. Happy Birthday! MFAH Films Celebrates Robert Frank

    Nov 1, 2016 - Of the film’s meandering style, Israel said, “That’s the way he works: He looks at his life and he tries to figure out how to have it unfold through his work in a way that is a bit of a mystery.” But it’s is not a concert film. Rather, it takes us beyond backstage, capturing the musicians as they balance their public and private personas. Candid sequences evoke the exhaustion and escapades of a long tour. His birthday has inspired us to screen two films you won’t see anywhere else in town: a new look at Frank’s life and career, plus a raw, behind-the-scenes documentary he filmed while touring with the Rolling Stones in the 1970s

  10. Picasso’s “Woman with Outstretched Arms”

    Jan 8, 2013 - into a medium that will last.” Over a two-year period, they created some 120 sculptures. As a child, he cut figures and animals from paper for to entertain his younger sisters, and cut paper played a major role in his development of Cubist collage.