In France’s late 19th-century artistic landscape, the radical movements of Impressionism and its subsequent evolution into Post-Impressionism marked a profound departure from traditional artistic norms. Join us as we explore the work of this era through the collection of a Houston-area family, as well as a gift of art from the estate of Louis E. […]
VIVIAN KROMER | COLE GALLERY Step into the Cole Gallery as it is transformed into the dining room of a welcoming home. A wide variety of Flow Blue china collected by Vivian Kromer of Spring, TX will be on display. Look beyond the function of these exquisite pieces to discover the artistry in each one. […]
Craig “The Artist” Carter is a Houston based artist who specializes in paintings and murals of urban expressionism using African influences and musical elements to portray his culture in a positive manner. Craig grew up on the southwest side of Houston where there were not a lot of positive options but creating art allowed him […]
This exhibition, set up like someone's home invites you to step into the intriguing world of Flow Blue, a captivating style of porcelain and white earthenware whose origins, some argue, can be traced back to a serendipitous event in 1820s England. The general time period of collectible flow blue spans from the early time period of creation […]
In France's late 19th-century artistic landscape, the radical movements of Impressionism and its subsequent evolution into Post-Impressionism marked a profound departure from traditional artistic norms. Rejecting the constraints of state-controlled academies and salons, the Impressionists inaugurated a new era with their inaugural independent exhibition in 1874. These avant-garde artists, captivated by the pulse of contemporary […]
Think classical musicians have no sense of humor? With in-depth knowledge and barbed wit, concert comedienne Anna Russell affectionately satirized “classical” music and its more pretentious practitioners, and her work is still beloved 70 years later. Join pianist Roger Keele, with singers Nathan Holmes (baritone), Jimmy Jacobson (tenor), Shannon Jacobson (soprano), and Rose Kearin (soprano) […]
Free Event: Celebrate Black History Month! Black History Month Celebration, Museum Family Day Join us for a fun-filled day at the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts as we celebrate Black History Month! This exciting event is perfect for the whole family. Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of the African American […]
Rooted in Rock explores a body of work by Caroline Roberts, whose alternative photographic processes of lumen and cyanotype printing create often unpredictable impressions inspired by the natural landscape. Working with the elements that make up the earth itself; acids, bases, water and salts, she captures the essence of her geologic subject matter. The exhibition […]
Artist Lecture: Caroline Roberts, Photographic Process Artist Join us at the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts for a look into the process and artistic practice of Caroline Roberts featuring her new exhibition Rooted in Rock on view during the month of March, 2024 in collaboration with 2024 FotoFest. Dive into the world of her […]
6:30 pm - Cocktails & Silent Auction 8:00 pm - Dinner & Live Auction
Calling all Star Wars enthusiasts to our LEGO brick art pop-up event on May 4th - May the 4th Be With You! May the 4th Be With You! Join us at the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts on Saturday, May 4th from 10am-2pm for a Star Wars LEGO Brick Art Pop-Up featuring the Houston […]
