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  1. Let’s Make Art with Words and Colors

    Aug 25, 2020 - Then follow along with the video and helpful how-to guide developed by MFAH teaching artist Melissa Aytenfisu. Exploring How Artists Use Words and Colors in Art Create your own work of art! What words and colors will you combine to form your picture and kaleidoscope of colors? The painter, sculptor, and co-founder of AfriCOBRA (African Commune of Bad Relevant Artists) took his first art classes at the Art Institute of Chicago, where he later earned his Bachelor of Arts degree.

  2. Lecture | Archaeology Now—Marsh Arabs “The World’s Oldest Tavern”

    He has worked at the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage in Baghdad and as a research technician on the Iraq Archaeological Digital Atlas project at Stony Brook University. On Thursdays, the Museum is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. with free general admission. Through this effort, he used satellite imagery and GIS to survey, locate, and document 2,000 archaeological sites in Iraq.

  3. Julia Reichert: 50 Years in Film

    Film descriptions are from the commemorative publication “Julia Reichert: 50 Years in Film,” published by the Wexner Center for the Arts at the Ohio State University. The series continues to her Academy Award–winning 2019 documentary American Factory, codirected with Steve Bognar. A four-time Oscar nominee, Reichert has dedicated her career to capturing stories exploring class, gender, and race in America.

  4. Utopia/Dystopia: Construction and Destruction in Photography and Collage

    Utopia/Dystopia explores the ways that artists use photography to project a political, social, or cultural state of utopia or dystopia. to experiment with social, political, and urban construction and imagination. An illustrated catalogue, published by the MFAH and distributed by Yale University Press, accompanies the exhibition. This exhibition is organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

  5. Conversation | “Something of Interest” with Aaron Parazette

    To mark the publication of a new monograph exploring his work, Parazette sits down with MFAH curator Alison de Lima Greene to discuss the arc of his career, from his Southern California origins to his present-day paintings. Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map About the SpeakersAaron Parazette is a professor of art at the University of Houston. October 23, 2025Aaron Parazette arrived in Houston in 1990 to join the Glassell School of Art’s Core Residency Program, and the two-year tenure became a lifetime commitment to the city.

  6. Close-Up on “Black Art through the Lens”

    Jul 21, 2020 - How has each contributed to the narrative of contemporary photography? All three invite us to bear witness to moments, as well as contemplate and appreciate their vision. These photographers know that there is much more work to be done, and I hope our discussion will be another intervention as we learn more about how they make and create images. Artist, MacArthur Fellow, and New York University professor Deborah Willis moderates “Black Art through the Lens” via Zoom on Saturday, July 25, at 3 p.m.

  7. Curators in Conversation | "On the Road: Thematic Connections Between the MFAH Collections of Photography and Latin American and Latino Art"

    Volpe earned her MA at Case Western Reserve University and her PhD at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

  8. Virtual Cinema | Hungary’s Pick for Oscar Consideration: “Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time”

    Feb 9, 2021 - SEE THE TRAILER About the AuthorEszter Simor, a Hungarian-born film scholar and critic, is a visiting assistant professor at Sam Houston State University. The Tale UnfoldsInstead of cutting her losses and returning to the States to continue her successful neurosurgery career, Márta remains in Budapest. Dreamy Hungarian CinemaDirector Lili Horvát essentially tells her story backward, a device she also uses in her previous feature, The Wednesday Child, where the entire film is a flashback explaining how the protagonist ends up

  9. Book Launch | “Building on Tradition”

    Over two decades, Curtis and Windham have shown that classical architecture can embody the same attention to context and design often attributed to more modern movements, underscoring how versatile classical ideals and details “Texas-based architects Curtis & Windham are known for their work across the Lone Star State. In Building on Tradition, readers get a glimpse into midcentury Houston estates and neo-Georgian mansions.” November 13, 2025 Architects William Curtis and Russell Windham visit the MFA Shop to talk about their new book, Building on Tradition: The Work of Curtis & Windham Architects. 

  10. Jazz on Film Returns

    May 31, 2017 - , starring Oscar winner Susan Hayward as Barbara Graham, a death-row inmate in California. The biography covers the saxophonist’s lifelong battles with addiction and crime, spotlighting his talent-filled concerts with other inmates inside San Quentin State Prison. Here’s a preview of the seven selections—a mix of old, new, and rediscovered—that come to our big screen this month: Jazz on Film Begins! Jazz on Film kicks off with the 1958 docudrama I Want to Live!