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Hometown glory

Houston — America's "coolest city" — gets another stamp of approval from style magazine

By Tyler Rudick

While many of us joked about Houston's recent designation as "America's Coolest City" — let's face it, the statistics were compiled by Forbes — the Bayou City ...


A Big Deal

Houstonians line up to see Philip Glass put on a piano show for The Menil's 25th anniversary

By Joel Luks

Listening to and performing the works of Philip Glass are two exceptionally different experiences. It's relatively dangerous to dismiss the notes on the staff as repetitive, technically facile ...


Celebrating in Yves Klein blue

Menil Collection 25th anniversary raises $3 million from illustrious, international art world crowd

By Shelby Hodge

Art world cognoscenti jetted in from five continents as old guard stalwarts bowed in in their typical understated style and fresh faces in the social scene drove up in their Maseratis and Bentleys ...


Take the audio tour

Secrets of The Menil: Priceless letters give an unprecedented look into behind-the-scenes art history

By Tyler Rudick

The Menil Collection show Dear John & Dominique covers roughly half a century of correspondence between the de Menils and some of the brightest luminaries in modernism — ranging from ...


Silver anniversary memories

Menil magic: Exclusive photos from the opening of Houston's magnificent museum 25 years ago

By Clifford Pugh

Twenty-five years ago today, the Menil Collection was officially dedicated, immeasurably boosting Houston's arts scene. ...


secrets

A Houston hotel unveils its little-known stash of art, including works by Picasso, Man Ray & Dalí

By Tyler Rudick

Taking its name from the French inn where Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall purportedly settled debts with paintings, La Colombe d'Or on Montrose Boule ...


cliff notes

1987: The year Houston became a more livable, more interesting city because . . .

By Clifford Pugh

At the time, 1987 didn't seem like an especially eventful year in Houston's history. Historians could argue that other years made much more of an impact: 1836 (when the Allen ...


Cliff Notes

How Nancy Allen's magnificent obsession gave Houston a building worth shouting about: The Asia Society Texas Center

By Clifford Pugh

Fortunately for Houston's cultural arts scene, women have continuously stepped up to make things happen. Dominique de Menil created a museum for her collection that has garnered the city intern ...


Now What?

The painstaking process of saying goodbye to the Byzantine frescoes: Roof's off and the art is gone

By Tyler Rudick

And then they were gone . . . After nearly two decades in Houston, Menil officials oversaw the careful removal of two of the city's most storied artifacts — the 13th century artworks ...


digital homecoming

In video conversations, new MFAH director Gary Tinterow recalls his "wild and woolly" Houston past

By Tyler Rudick

Newly-appointed Museum of Fine Arts, Houston director Gary Tinterow recently introduced himself online by way of a series of video conversations posted on the museum's website. After three ...


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