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  1. Lecture | “Picasso in the Berggruen Collection: Between Form and Desire”

    About the SpeakerPepe Karmel is professor at the department of art history, New York University. He is the author of Picasso and the Invention of Cubism, and Looking at Picasso. Pritchard IIILeslie and Russ RobinsonMerrianne TimkoCyvia and Melvyn Wolff Admission to the MFAH Permanent Collections is free on Thursday, courtesy of Shell USA, Inc. Endowed by Merrianne Timko in memory of her late husband, the Peter Lotz Lecture is a dedicated series devoted to the history of Modernism across all disciplines represented by the MFAH collections.

  2. American Adversaries: West and Copley in a Transatlantic World

    This major exhibition is the first to offer a revealing look at their ambitious, competitive, and highly successful lives. At the core of the exhibition are two works that catapulted these artists to international fame: West’s The Death of General Wolfe and Copley’s Watson and the Shark. Exhibition CatalogueAn illustrated catalogue, published by the MFAH and distributed by Yale University Press, accompanies the exhibition and is available through The MFAH Shop (713.639.7360) and the Museum's Hirsch Library (713.639.7325

  3. Three Questions for Christopher Rothko

    Nov 4, 2015 - I talked with Christopher Rothko about the work of his father, the subject of his new book Mark Rothko: From the Inside Out, published this autumn by Yale University Press. 1. To have a relationship with Rothko is necessarily to have a personal relationship. And as special as that feels to me, I actually don’t think it's that different from other people who love Rothko. He is trying to have such a central conversation about what it means to be human.

  4. See Two New Exhibitions at the Glassell School of Art: “Rewrite the World” and “Steven Holl: Making Architecture”

    Dec 1, 2020 - -based artists who explore how language can be used as a tool for education that liberates. Steven Holl: Making Architecture reveals the intricate and distinctive process of architect Steven Holl, from project genesis to completion. Highlighting the work of artists who have engaged with histories of struggle and social change from the 1970s to today—Jamal Cyrus, Demian DinéYazhi’, Newton and Helen Harrison, and Cecilia Vicuña—the exhibition takes its title

  5. My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock

    But how does his vast body of work and legacy hold up? "As ever, there is real evangelism in Cousins’ work and in ‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’ there is so much to learn and enjoy. You come away from it with your senses fine-tuned. Hitchcock (whose familiar voice is remarkably evoked by Alistair McGowan) narrates excerpts from his films in a journey through his vast career from early silent films to his memorable classics from the 1940s-1960s and beyond.

  6. All the Beauty and the Bloodshed

    All the Beauty and the Bloodshed Directed by Laura Poitras(USA, 2022, digital) Exclusive Houston Premiere “A demonstration of how art, and the purpose behind it, can save lives ... easily one of the year’s best films.” Accessibility The MFAH strives to provide a welcoming and accessible experience for all guests by offering a range of accommodations—learn more here. —Houston Chronicle All the Beauty and the Bloodshed is a compelling documentary about renowned artist/activist Nan Goldin and her mission to hold the Sackler family responsible for the opioid crisis.

  7. Children’s Texas Art and Makers Festival at Bayou Bend

    , how it improves the present, and why preserving it is important for the future. Observe metal forging with the Houston Area Blacksmith Association Play games, listen to storytelling, and more!  Plan Your Visit Admission is free. Last entry at 4:30 p.m. Children and their families may take part in art-making workshops; participate in a collaborative group project; play interactive games; and see demonstrations that emphasize the way that art keeps everyone connected to the past

  8. “Fangs, Feathers, and Fins: Sacred Creatures in Ancient American Art”

    Oct 8, 2014 - More than 200 artworks in the exhibition demonstrate how the peoples of the ancient Americas viewed themselves and the world around them. s significant Pre-Columbian collection, and spanning nearly 5,000 years, the exhibition Fangs, Feathers, and Fins: Sacred Creatures in Ancient American Art is the first time that these remarkable artworks—dating from 3300 BC to year-old feather tunic from the Nasca people of Peru, intricate gold ornaments from the Tairona culture of Colombia, and evocative ceramic vessels and stone monuments made by the Maya and Olmec of ancient Mexico will be revelations to

  9. #TogetherAtHome with DJ Sun

    May 10, 2020 - I came to Houston at age 19 to attend the University of Houston. an inclination to leave. What led you to the Flat? I started at the Flat as a DJ when it opened, and when the opportunity came to purchase it, I agreed to take over. That was January 2014, the same month as my first Mixed Media!

  10. Glassell Introduces New Program for Teens—Emerging Artists: Early College Program

    Nov 7, 2024 - Throughout the new 14-week program, students are able to gain college credit through a program with University of St. Whether students aspire to become professional artists, designers, or simply want to enhance their creative abilities, the program provides them with the tools and guidance to pursue a path to success. “The Early College Program represents a vital extension of our mission to engage artists of all ages and backgrounds, offering young artists the chance to explore their creative potential within our dynamic community.