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  1. “Anicka Yi: Karmic Debt” Opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in June, the Latest in the Museum’s Long-Running Summer Immersive Series

    May 21, 2025 - Each Branch Of Coral Holds Up The Light Of the Moon In recent years, Anicka Yi has turned her attention to how an artistic practice might persist beyond the boundaries of a single lifetime. What do we owe to each other—across species, generations, and lifetimes? What traces do we leave behind? And how might art help us sense, and perhaps redress, the invisible imbalances we inherit and create?  Both installations dissolve boundaries between biology and technology, proposing new ways of thinking about perception, sentience, and survival across human and nonhuman realms, asking us to reimagine how life—and art—might evolve

  2. Make Your Own Paintings Inspired by “Three Centuries of American Art”

    Jul 15, 2021 - Use the step-by-step activity guides and how-to videos below to make art at home. Let’s get started!  When you explore the MFAH galleries, think about the artists’ inspirations and let the works of art inspire you to create your own masterpieces.

  3. MFAH Films: Hollywood’s “Pre-Code” Era

    Jul 7, 2019 - And how were these guidelines ignored in the films you’ll see at the MFAH? 1) “Adultery … must not be explicitly treated, or justified, or presented attractively.”  Cracking the (Pre) Code screenings run July 12 to August 10, with appearances by guest programmer Bruce Goldstein on opening weekend. Learn more and get tickets. Her starring roles in She Done Him Wrong and I’m No Angel (above) cannot be missed. 3) “The just rights, history, and feelings of any nation are entitled to consideration and respectful treatment.”

  4. Author Talk “The Golden Road”

    Dalrymple draws from a lifetime of scholarship to highlight India’s oft-forgotten position as the heart of ancient Eurasia and gives a name to this spread of Indian ideas that transformed the world.  April 30, 2025Author William Dalrymple presents his latest book, The Golden Road: How Ancient India Transformed the World, which offers a revolutionary new history of India. A standby line is available for any unclaimed seats, which are released five minutes prior to the talk. This program takes place in Lynn Wyatt Theater in the Kinder Building.

  5. The Artist and the Book | Vincent Valdez in Conversation with Morris Berman

    General admission to the MFAH is free on Thursdays, courtesy of Shell Oil Company. In this conversation, artist Vincent Valdez and cultural historian Morris Berman discuss how books, research, and libraries are central protagonists in the art world today. Increasingly, contemporary artists make books and research central to their artistic practice, examining the past and often creating new narratives.

  6. Beauty and Ritual: Judaica from the Jewish Museum, New York

    The new, ongoing partnership between the MFAH and the Jewish Museum brings exceptional objects to Houston over a period of years. The objects on view derive from Jewish communities throughout the world, spanning Central Asia to North Africa and Western Europe. The exhibition also explores how artists—from different backgrounds—and Jewish communities have creatively adapted traditional forms of Judaica by utilizing a rich array of styles, materials, and techniques, and drawing on broader

  7. Virginia & Ira Jackson Endowed Lecture | Giovanni Battista Piranesi in Trajan’s Rome

    In this talk, Heather Hyde Minor examines Piranesi’s careful study of Trajan’s contributions to the city, including the monumental column wrapped in sculpture to tell the story of the Dacian War. Parking Information | Museum Hours | MFAH Campus Map About the SpeakerHeather Hyde Minor is a professor of art history at the University of Notre Dame, specializing in early modern Italy’s artistic and intellectual culture. Free and open to the public, the Virginia and Ira Jackson Lecture is now in its 28th year, and is the only program of its type in the United States.

  8. Ima Hogg: “Like a Rock Star”

    Apr 19, 2016 - When I got older, she gave me advice on colleges I was considering, and told me how pleased she was when I graduated and wanted to be a teacher. It is often remarked that Miss Hogg’s longtime staff at Bayou Bend—Jane, Gertrude, Lucius, and your grandmother Velma—were almost like family to her. Is that how they saw it? Oh, yes! When important guests came to lunch or dinner, she always brought them back to the kitchen to thank the staff. Ima Hogg and Harris Masterson step out at Bayou Bend for the dedication-day ceremony on March 5, 1966.

  9. Shahzia Sikander: Extraordinary Realities

    Born in Lahore, Pakistan, in 1969, Sikander was an artist in the Core Residency Program at the MFAH Glassell School of Art from 1995 to 1997. Paintings, drawings, and video animations show how the Pakistani American artist explores contemporary issues by transforming and subverting South and Central Asian illustrated manuscript painting. This exhibition originated at the RISD Museum thanks to generous federal, private, and endowment support. Major support is provided by:Leslie and Brad Bucher Generous funding provided by:E. Rhodes and Leona B.

  10. Picasso Black and White

    Picasso Black and White, the first major exhibition to focus on the artist’s lifelong exploration of a black-and-white palette throughout his career, features paintings, sculptures, and works on paper from 1904 to 1970. Picasso Black and White demonstrates how the artist was continuously investigating, inventing, and drawing in austere monochromatic tones throughout his career.