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  1. Catwalk Stunners Now on View! See Fashion Fusion’s Winning Designs

    May 25, 2017 - Silvia Otaola Audience Favorite Winner: Ebonie Sophus for “Eye Spy a Butterfly” Art inspiration: Glenda León, Añoranza (Longing), 2004 “I was captivated by Añoranza’s single, small butterfly on the gallery’s large wall

  2. Capturing “Inverted Worlds”: A Talk with Vera Lutter

    Feb 8, 2016 - by completely blacking out a room, shipping container, or specially constructed box, and opening a millimeter-wide hole to allow outside light to enter and images to form on photographic paper mounted inside, on the opposite wall

  3. Must-See Art This Fall, Handpicked by MFAH Curatorial Staff

    Sep 20, 2016 - This fall, for the first time in the house, a quilt is displayed on the wall in the Folk Art Room. A different quilt will switch out every four months.

  4. Mike + Doug Starn: Big Bambú

    Folding and draping off the wall and ceiling, these huge prints attest to the ongoing nature of Big Bambú, a process that never comes to rest, akin to life itself.

  5. MFAH Expands Its Campus—Will Create Greenspace with Museum Parking on a Site Secured for Any Future Expansion

    Dec 23, 2025 - NBW’s work has been featured in numerous national and international publications, including the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.

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

    Aug 25, 2014 - Branzi’s Prototype for Tree 5 (2008–10), in which nature and structure coexist in a delicate balance; the haunting and mournful A negra (The Black Woman) (1997) by Carmela Gross; Norberto Nicola’s Queda II (1987), a richly woven wall

  7. The MFAH is the final venue for the acclaimed “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power”

    Feb 10, 2020 - The wall and its images of “Black Heroes”—civic leaders, writers, musicians, sports stars, and dancers—became a gathering place for poetry readings, music, and performances. In 1967, the Organization of Black American Culture (OBAC), a group of artists and writers in Chicago, created The Wall of Respect, an outdoor mural on the city’s South Side. Black HeroesHere, portraits of boxers, writers, and painters are displayed together under the concept of the “Black Hero,” which was introduced to artists by OBAC in Chicago in 1967 with The Wall of Respect and defined as “any

  8. “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power” to Open at MFAH with New Section on Houston Artists and Roster of Online Programs

    Jun 24, 2020 - The wall and its images of “Black Heroes”—civic leaders, writers, musicians, sports stars, and dancers—became a gathering place for poetry readings, music, and performances. In 1967, the Organization of Black American Culture (OBAC), a group of artists and writers in Chicago, created The Wall of Respect, an outdoor mural on the city’s South Side. Coleman Randolph “Hawk” Hawkins. • Black HeroesHere, portraits of boxers, writers, and painters are displayed together under the concept of the “Black Hero,” which was introduced to artists by OBAC in Chicago in 1967 with The Wall

  9. Fifth Anniversary of the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building: Four Presentations This Fall Showcase the MFAH Collections of Modern and Contemporary Art, Photography, and Design

    Aug 13, 2025 - the first time: Ai Weiwei’s Water Lilies #4, which uses LEGO® bricks to reinterpret Claude Monet’s most beloved series; Sam Gilliam’s sweeping Double Merge (Carousel I and Carousel II) (1968), which liberates painting from the wall

  10. Contemporary Latin American Art Featured at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in November

    Aug 18, 2015 - Silveira, in turn, applies to the wall vinyl impressions of bare feet belonging to hundreds of Brazilian street children in her work Irruption (Oval) (2005). Miguel Ángel Rojas’ Broadway (1996/2010) illustrates the idea at the core of this exhibition: A trail of more than 3,000 coca leaves precariously pinned to the wall functions as both a poetic statement and a powerful indictment