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  1. Need to Know: 3 Things about “A History of Photography”

    Jan 27, 2015 - When curator Malcolm Daniel came to the MFAH from New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art about a year ago, he couldn’t wait to share those treasures in a new light. The result? “View of Paris” possesses an entrancing three-dimensionality akin to that of a modern hologram. —Malcolm Daniel, curator in charge, department of photography and special projects Daguerreotype may have evolved to digital, and silver prints to selfies, but ever since the invention of photography, one thing remains the

  2. “Monet and the Seine” Brings an Icy Wonderland to Houston

    Jan 2, 2015 - He set up his easel—and a coal-heated stove for warmth—along the Seine and proceeded to capture the glistening winter landscape. The Thaw at Vétheuil In this particularly powerful painting, Monet’s treatment of the ice floes in the foreground looks ahead to his famous Water Lilies. In addition to these winter scenes, Monet and the Seine features nearly 50 other examples of the busy, ever-changing French waterway that fascinated the artist throughout his life.

  3. More than a Replica: The “Guernica” Tapestry Comes to Houston

    Feb 18, 2013 - Large crowds continue to flock to view the original painting in the museum gallery in Madrid. Rockefeller went on to serve as governor of New York and U.S. vice president. In addition to the tapestry, the show includes three studies that Picasso completed for Guernica. Picasso painted Guernica in 1937 as a reaction to the Nazi bombing of Guernica, a Basque town in Spain.

  4. Rembrandt to Van Gogh: Masterpieces from the Armand Hammer Collection

    Rembrandt to Van Gogh offers a special opportunity to see these great works of art, shown together outside Los Angeles for the first time in this century. Shop the ShowBrowse exhibition-related items at the MFA Shop online. Wilson, in honor of Andrius Kontrimas Additional support is provided by contributions to the Collectors Studio patron group. Official Promotional Partner: “An all-star extravaganza of outstanding art” —PaperCity Rembrandt to Van Gogh: Masterpieces from the Armand Hammer Collection showcases the renowned collection of the Hammer Museum at UCLA.

  5. Look to the East: Decorative Arts and Orientalism, 1870–1920

    More than 40 works of art showcase exotic forms, materials, techniques, and ornament created from 1870 to 1920. The selections comprise American and European decorative arts from the Museum’s collection. Look to the East: Decorative Arts and Orientalism, 1870–1920 explores the cultures of “the East” or “the Orient”—including North Africa, the Middle East, India, China, and Japan—and their influence on Western artists and designers

  6. Shadows on the Wall: Cameraless Photography from 1851 to Today

    Made for science or for art, the photographs on view vary in size from a few inches to 25 feet. Drawn from the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Shadows on the Wall: Cameraless Photography from 1851 to Today presents 50 evocative images created with light and chemistry but without the use of a The images reflect a range of techniques as visually diverse as the movements of art to which they belong—recording the precise outlines of botanical specimens, the alchemy of the darkroom, or the abstraction of form.

  7. Look to the East: Decorative Arts and Orientalism, 1870–1920

    Jun 15, 2016 - The exhibition is on view from June 25 to October 23, 2016. 40 works highlight Orientalist design in American and European decorative arts Title Look to the East: Decorative Arts and Orientalism, 1870–1920 Dates June 25–October 23, 2016 Overview This exhibition explores the Look to the East: Decorative Arts and Orientalism, 1870–1920 features more than 40 works showcasing exotic forms, materials, techniques, and ornament in a selection of American and European decorative arts from the Museum’s collection

  8. “Shadows on the Wall: Cameraless Photography from 1851 to Today”

    Aug 12, 2014 - Made for science or art, using a range of techniques as visually diverse as the movements of art to which they belong, the photographs vary in size from a few inches to 25 feet and record the precise outlines of botanical specimens Photography from 1851 to Today presents 50 evocative images created with light and chemistry but without the use of a camera. Title Shadows on the Wall: Cameraless Photography from 1851 to Today Dates  August 31–November 30, 2014 Overview Drawn from the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Shadows on the Wall: Cameraless

  9. Virtual Cinema Highlight | Live Q&A with Iranian Filmmaker Mona Zandi Haghighi

    Feb 2, 2021 - How to Join the ConversationThe Q&A is free and open to anyone in the United States—all you have to do is register here. Haghighi speaks in Farsi, with an interpreter providing translation. How to See the FilmsThe eight movies in the Festival of Films from Iran, including African Violet, stream through Sunday, February 7. . Register Here  The Festival of Films from Iran concludes this weekend, with all eight films available to view through Sunday, February 7.

  10. The Thing

    Sean Shannon grew up near NASA and attended the University of Houston. During college, he performed stand-up at the Comedy Workshop, which launched his career from Houston to TV’s biggest shows. He wrote and directed Harold (2008) starring Cuba Gooding Jr. and continues to do stand-up and work on his YouTube series Baseball Card Theater. Generous support has been provided by Laurence P.