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  1. Spotlight on “The Future of Film Is Female”

    This bold look at how to reimagine the cinema landscape examines why true representation means not only who makes films, but who gets to show them.   In this special discussion, founder Caryn Coleman reflects on the project’s origins and its mission to challenge exhibition norms, pushing forward conversations on intersectionality, visibility, and access.

  2. Art Activities Inspired by “Afro-Atlantic Histories”

    Nov 12, 2021 - Use the step-by-step activity guides and how-to videos below to make your own art at home. For even more ideas, visit the exhibition at the Museum to see all of the works on view. This activity shows how to document the places your grandparents, parents, and siblings have lived.• Activity Guide PDF Art-Making Activity | Exploring Storytelling through PaintingArtist Clementine Hunter (1886–1988) used whatever materials she had on hand to paint scenes depicting moments in her life.

  3. Ingenuity and Invention: Paul Gauguin’s Printing Techniques

    A lecturer in the art history department at the University of Chicago and the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, she was formerly conservator of prints and drawings and head of paper conservation at the Art Institute

  4. Let’s Make Monsters

    Apr 14, 2020 - The fun how-to video below guides families through the assembly of a DIY sculpting project, using trinkets and other materials you probably have at home.

  5. Norman Rockwell’s “Four Freedoms”

    Dec 16, 2019 - Four FreedomsThe 1943 painting traces its inspiration back to the 1941 State of the Union address by President Franklin D. He then traveled to Washington, DC, and proposed the series to the Office of War Information (OWI), only to be told, “The last war, you illustrators did the posters. This war, we’re going to use fine arts men, real artists.” Rockwell, a well-established illustrator for the Saturday Evening Post at the time, was eager to lend his talents to the ongoing war efforts.

  6. Huesera: The Bone Woman (Huesera)

    She was awarded a Chevening scholarship to study in the United Kingdom, where she completed an MFA in film directing at Goldsmiths, University of London. Her short films have been selected in over 100 film festivals. Access to Films in Brown Auditorium TheaterWhile the entry from Main Street into the Law Building is under construction, park in the Beck Building garage (1144 Binz Street) and take the Wilson Tunnel to the theater. As danger closes in and relationships with her family become fractured, she is forced deeper into a chilling world of dark magic that threatens to consume her.

  7. Kinder Institute Forum | Robert L. Santos

    On Wednesdays, the Museum is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Register now with the Kinder Institute Please note that registration for this event is through the Rice University Kinder Institute for Urban Research website. About the ProgramThe Kinder Institute Forum lecture series brings thought leaders from around the world to Houston to share ideas about pressing urban issues.  They discuss leveraging data to advance equity and diversity, lessons learned from the 2020 census, and plans to reach historically undercounted communities in 2030. Plan Your VisitTickets are free with registration.

  8. MFAH to Host National Touring Retrospective of Groundbreaking 20th-Century Artist Toshiko Takaezu, Beginning March 2, 2025

    Dec 18, 2024 - Japan, in the 1950s; her years teaching at the Cleveland Institute of Art and ultimately Princeton University. Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within Reveals How the Artist Reinvented Ceramic Practice in Modern Terms HOUSTON—December 18, 2024—Born of Okinawan heritage in Hawai‘i, Toshiko Takaezu (1922–2011) was a groundbreaking 20th-century American of monumental ceramic forms from the late 1990s to early 2000s.

  9. Handmade Light: A Master Class with Steven Woloshen

    Discover how scratching, painting, and drawing directly on film can transform simple materials into works of moving art.  

  10. Light of the Sufis: The Mystical Arts of Islam

    The accompanying catalogue, published by the MFAH and distributed by Yale University Press, is the first scholarly study of Sufism through its visual and artistic manifestations. The show also includes a reading space for visitors who would like to learn more about Islamic art and the themes in the exhibition. Light of the Sufis travels to Houston after its premiere at the Brooklyn Museum. Light of the Sufis: The Mystical Arts of Islam is the first exhibition at the MFAH devoted to Sufism, a historic branch of Islam whose followers seek mystical union with God.