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  1. Celebrating Community: Women’s Empowerment Group Visits the MFAH

    May 13, 2020 - Art plays an important role in trauma recovery, and the connection with the MFAH is a positive presence in the lives of our refugee community. What were some highlights of the visit? Refugee women can lack the confidence to visit public institutions alone, especially when they haven’t yet mastered English. We have over 40 refugee women in our group and most need help with transport, so our amazing volunteer team drove the women and their children to the Museum. Everyone was buzzing with excitement.

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

    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

  3. Patron-Plus Members Preview | "Buddha | Nature"

    Plan Your Visit The exhibition is located on the Lower Level of the Beck Building. The exhibition traces a path through Buddhist wisdom using both ancient sculpture and contemporary art to illuminate the ecological and ethical questions of our time.  MFAH members at the Patron, Supporting, Sponsor, Benefactor, and Leadership Circle levels are invited to an exclusive preview of Buddha / Nature: Five Dialogues on Our Shared World before it opens to the public.

  4. Med School Checklist: MFAH Edition

    Sep 26, 2012 - The Art of Observation program gives medical students the chance to escape the lecture hall and visit the MFAH. Could you describe what a spiral does without using anything but words? No cheating! You can’t use any hand gestures. Difficult, isn’t it?

  5. hang@MFAH: A Place for Teens

    Jun 27, 2013 - For more information on hang@MFAH, visit the program page here. By building on our existing strengths and fully using the tools of our connected age—just as generations before us harnessed the advances of their times—we can help create the makers and life-long learners that our era demands Our learning lab is equipped with digital-media tools such as 3-D printers and iPads, as well as analog tools such as sewing machines and fabric. Working with mentor artists, teens are limited only by their own imaginations.

  6. Mike + Doug Starn: Big Bambú

    Before you visit, please read the guidelines below carefully. Wear flat, rubber-soled shoes / no bare feet, heels, wedges, flip-flops, or backless shoes such as mules Confirm they are able to walk without assistance Be at least 3.5 feet tall (42 inches) Confirm they are age 6 or older Have one adult for every two minors between the ages of 6 & 12 in the group Access the pathway without babies in carriers or strollers Exercise sensible judgment at all times when on the pathway, especially if using cameras, smartphones

  7. “Eye on Third Ward” Photographers Share Stories and Inspirations

    Apr 30, 2012 - Where would America be without these people, the average hard-working Americans? They’re too busy to stop for recognition, but America wouldn’t be the same without them.  

  8. “Radical: Italian Design” | 3 Questions for Dennis Freedman

    Jan 18, 2020 - Dennis Freedman: What first sparked my interest in the work of these Radical groups was our shared idealism. I had a small one-bedroom apartment on the 10th floor of a building without a freight elevator. I wasn’t sure my purchase would fit through my door.

  9. Visualizing the Future: An Interview with Artists Joris Laarman & Anita Star

    Jun 29, 2018 - Laarman and Star chatted with me about their work, on view at the MFAH through September 16, and how design and technology can bring a positive glimpse into our future.   Anita Star: I think that without the videos, the pieces would be very difficult to understand! A big part of the work is showing the progress of how things are made. You can see new production techniques in action.

  10. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, presents “Beatriz González: A Retrospective”

    Sep 14, 2019 - “Through her work González proved that art can express pain and grief without resorting to the clichés of figurative painting, creating harrowing images that remain in our consciousness long after we have seen them.” efforts to build awareness and appreciation of the diverse artistic production of Latin American and Latino artists among our audiences. The Museum is honored to present this retrospective of Beatriz González’s work, in partnership with our colleagues at the Pérez Museum.”