Walter Hopps
Walter Hopps was the founding director of Houston’s Menil Collection, but his first love and talent was curating. more...

Evoking Wokeness
Two exhibitions, "Together in Time," and "'afro-Atlantic Histories" tackle a range of public issues while exerting real aesthetic power. more...

Not Such Good Work If You Can Get It
Revelations about Tom Sachs' mistreatment of staff cast light on how artists' assistants experience extreme stress and disillusionment. more...

Amalia Mesa-Bains: Archeology of Memory
Amalia Mesa-Bains' profusely decorated multimedia installations draw on the Mexican offenda, or home altar tradition. more...

Bruton Sisters
The popularity of the Bruton sisters ran from the 1920s through the War. After that they faded into obscurity. Until now. more...

“From the Ground Up”
“From the Ground Up” chronicles the rise of a class of Black architects that has a growing track record of achievement. more...

Another World
The Transcendental Painting Group shared faith in painting’s potential to evoke heightened spiritual consciousness. more...

Diego Velázquez, Johannes Vermeer, Salvador Dali
Individual works by three master painters offer ample opportunity for both appreciation and comparison. more...

Retracing the 60-Year History of OCMA
A brief history reminds us that the opening of the new OCMA building is only the latest stip taken by the 60-year old institution. more...

“Drawing Down the Moon”
“Drawing Down the Moon” is an encyclopedic exhibition that examines the universal affection for the moon as represented in both more...