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  1. Francis Bacon: Body Language

    Jan 28, 2020 - “I can’t paint them literally.” Photographic Memory Bacon preferred to work from photographs rather than live models, as he did for Female Nude Standing in a Doorway and Study for Portrait. Female Nude Standing in a Doorway, 1972  /  Study for Portrait, 1971 In Memoriam After the 1971 suicide of Bacon’s companion, George Dyer, the artist delved into the complexities of mourning and guilt through a series of paintings Study of a Bull, 1991 See “Francis Bacon: Late Paintings” in the Beck Building, February 23 through May 25.

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

    Jan 18, 2020 - I had so much to learn. I knew there were discoveries to be made. I realized that I had an opportunity to build a collection that could make a meaningful contribution to the narrative. At the time, I was an assistant art director at Fairchild Publications, living in New York City on a very modest income. I had a small one-bedroom apartment on the 10th floor of a building without a freight elevator. However, at that point, I had no idea it would lead me on a path that would change my life.   

  3. Spotlight on the Iranian Film Festival

    Jan 2, 2020 - The 27th annual Houston Iranian Film Festival takes place January 17 to February 1. Left to right: Abbas Kiarostami (January 18) / Finding Farideh (January 26) Thought-Provoking New Releases The festival’s slate of movies offers a wide range of thought-provoking, acclaimed new Iranian releases. Houston, and Rice Cinema, the festival features screenings at four venues this year: The MFAH (January 17 to 26) Asia Society Texas Center (January 19) Menil Collection (January 24) Rice Cinema (January 31 & February 1)

  4. Norman Rockwell’s “Four Freedoms”

    Dec 16, 2019 - The gleaming bird, presented by the family matriarch, is the crowning glory of this feast, accompanied by a covered casserole dish, a plate of celery, cranberry sauce, and a bowl of fruit. Upon first glance, Freedom from Want may read as a polished, white, middle-class, nuclear-family gathering, but, on a deeper level, the painting exemplifies the modern concept of chosen family, the idea that “family” is not validated Four Freedoms The 1943 painting traces its inspiration back to the 1941 State of the Union address by President Franklin D.

  5. Shake, Rattle, and Strum

    Dec 13, 2019 - woman in elegant garb and a shaman dressed as a feathered reptile. Gongs are a standard component of the fontomfrom orchestra, the most important of the Akan drum ensembles, and are included in a number of other drum groups as well. The MFAH collections include instruments that embody the intrinsic importance of music worldwide. 600–900 AD | Figure in Ceremonial Dress Effigy Rattle A mold-made Maya rattle depicts what is likely a ruler in ceremonial dress

  6. Reimagining Rockwell

    Nov 20, 2019 - “Most of all, I hope people are inspired and activated to love, be patient, and to take a deeper look at themselves and see where they fit within the deeper mosaic of America. The Deeper Mosaic of America “I hope that people look at these images and are reminded of their humanity, their grace, and mercy,” said Gina Belafonte, who helped cast the photographs. Above, in this particular 2018 take on the original Freedom from Want (below), the father cradles an infant as the mother serves the turkey, a challenge to traditional gender roles.

  7. Lifelong Learning at the Glassell School of Art

    Nov 18, 2019 - I chose to relocate in Houston, and I worked for Shell for 34 years as a refinery operator. When I retired, I wanted to do art and see if I was good at it. Registration takes place January 7 and 8. See the schedules and the course catalog. One of the hardest things is to look inward and to find a way to reflect what you see in a way that is informative and artistic. You have to figure out, “What do I see?” and “What do I want to say about myself?”

  8. Still-Life Smorgasbord

    Nov 17, 2019 - Three hefty hunks of cheese form a backdrop for a heaping platter of seafood. (A lone upended crab supplies a realistic, amusing touch.) An elaborate salt cellar with a generous scoop of salt sits behind cloth-covered bread, typical of a Sabbath meal. A knife, with a Maltese cross on its blade and a handle inlaid with red and blue precious stones, dangles on the edge of the cloth. In the foreground, an overload of cakes practically tumbles off the table.

  9. MFAH + Houston Zoo Crossover: A Tale of Two Curators

    Nov 8, 2019 - This was especially useful in one instance: I confirmed that a bird in one Indian painting—a golden pheasant—was not native to India but to China, and was likely offered as a diplomatic gift.   When I found a bird that was similar, I would check the native range of that species and confirm that it fits with the place where the painting was made. These paintings are based on seeing a bird in life. When a bird flies by, your eye usually focuses on facial markings.

  10. The Art of Beatriz González

    Oct 19, 2019 - “In a shop window I found, next to bottles and snacks, one Salvat magazine with Le déjeuner sur l’herbe by Manet on its cover, ruined by the dirt and sun. It looked like a curtain or a circus tent painted with faded acrylics. That was what came to us from the moving and changing nature so pursued by the Impressionists.” • González / Sun-Maid Girl Sun Maid (1974) features González’s deliberately kitschy interpretation of the logo from the Sun-Maid raisins box painted on a round tray, tackling a U.S. consumer icon.