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  1. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, debuts one of Ernesto Neto’s largest crochet works to date in May 2021

    May 4, 2021 - our oceans, and our life. “We are delighted to bring this monumental, one-of-a-kind piece to our Museum and into our collection. The sensation of floating, the body cradled by the crocheted fruits of our labor, brings to mind a hammock: the quintessential indigenous invention that uplifts us and connects us to the wisdom and traditions of our ancestors.

  2. From Spain to Houston: Q&A with Curator James Anno

    Apr 5, 2020 - We strive, through our exhibitions and programs, to stimulate the imagination and intellect of everyone who comes through our doors. JA: I sought to harness the spacious, open floor plan of our exhibition space by placing most of the three-dimensional objects away from the walls. JA: Our world is highly diverse. More than ever, especially in America, we have the opportunity to explore and understand what it means to find unity in diversity.

  3. Five New Faves at the Glassell Coffee Bar

    Aug 30, 2018 - Visit the Glassell Coffee Bar inside the Glassell School of Art.   Hours & Info Here are our top five picks for keeping cool in Houston weather. Plus, the café’s offerings change every day, so you can always come back to sample something new!

  4. Night at the MFAH: Forces of Nature

    Visit the Kimono Zulu trunk show at the MFA Shop on Level 1 of the Beck Building. Tickets $40 per person Free for MFAH members. Members at the Individual level are eligible for one free ticket. Get after-hours access to the impactful Frida: The Making of an Icon, the revelatory Buddha | Nature: Five Dialogues on Our Shared World, and the immersive installation Ernesto Neto: SunForceOceanLife. Tickets are required.

  5. Art in Bloom during “Florescence”

    Apr 19, 2017 - Spot more art in bloom when you visit during “Florescence” on April 25 & 26! Our galleries are bursting with colorful flowers every day—not just during Florescence, the competitive flower show that comes to the Museum every two years! Perfect for a springtime visit, here are just a few of the floral works of art you’ll see while you stroll the Museum during Florescence on April 25 & 26.

  6. The MFAH Appoints Bradley Bailey as the Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao Curator of Asian Art

    Sep 20, 2017 - “His credentials, imagination, curatorial experience, and scholarly accomplishments will provide an excellent platform from which he can grow our collection and deepen our programming.” “I am delighted that Bradley Bailey has joined our staff,” said Tinterow in announcing the appointment. Visit mfah.org/asianart for more information. About the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Founded in 1900, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is among the 10 largest art museums in the United States.

  7. Dancing Your Roots with the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society

    Jan 18, 2019 - We enjoy our dancing and do our best to show it! Drop in for the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society’s gallery performance on Thursday, January 24! Since Queen Elizabeth II is the patron of our society, which was granted royal status in 1951, we feel a connection with the Windsors. Another dance in our program was written in 2012 in honor of Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee. What can MFAH audiences expect to see?

  8. Conflict at “HOME”: Miguel Ángel Rojas & “Nowadays”

    Jan 18, 2018 - “As a Latin American artist, I like to think of our relationship between the first world and Latin America as our home, as a territory which involves our home,” he said.

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

    Jul 21, 2020 - Plan ahead for your visit. This virtual lecture series receives generous funding from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. 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. In viewing photographs of social protest for human rights and civil rights, we are reminded that our actions today will affect the future, just as the actions of determined individuals did during the Civil Rights movement that

  10. Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within

    Plan Your Visit This exhibition is located on the Lower Level of the Beck Building. In addition, Lanzilotti’s immersive video the sky in our hands, our hands in the sky, commissioned for the exhibition, combines the recorded sounds of Takaezu’s closed forms with footage shot on the island of Hawaii—at the base