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Menil collection unveils first Aboriginal art exhibit by Areli Navarro Magallon

William Kentridge, Mona Hatoum Win Praemium Imperiale, One of the Largest Art Prizes by Claire Selvin

Fondation Opale Glows Opalescent Fondation Opale Glows Opalescent by Jeremy Eccles

Houston’s first major museum exhibition of Australian Aboriginal art includes over 100 works

Houston Happenings: September 13 - 15

‘Mapa Wiya’ (Your Map’s Not Needed) ‘Mapa Wiya’ (Your Map’s Not Needed) A monochromatic version of Mumu Mike Williams’s ‘Mapa Wiya’, which gives the Houston exhibition its name by Jeremy Eccles

5 Things You Must Do This Weekend, Sept. 13–15 by Morgan Kinney

Australia’s Ancient History is Preserved by Contemporary Artists in “Mapa Wiya” by Susie Tommaney

11 eye-catching and vivid Houston art exhibitions for September by Tarra Gaines

Don’t Miss These Art Shows and Events This Fall by Will Heinrich

The Must List: Tinariwen, ‘Mapa Wiya’

Sam Gilliam with Tom McGlynn

September Art Shows by Susie Tommaney

What Can We Learn from Yup’ik Masks? by Jean Bundy

The Eight Best-Designed Things of September

Takis, Sculptor Who Made Art From Moving Parts, Dies at 93 by Roberta Smith

10 U.S. Art Exhibitions Worth Traveling for This Fall by Allison C. Meier

How A Chance Encounter With Picasso Turned Into A Career In Photography For Fred Baldwin by Michael Hagerty

How the Menil Collection Preserves Its Artwork by Morgan Kinney

How the Menil Collection Preserves Its Artwork by Morgan Kinney

How To Spend A Beyoncé Themed Weekend in Houston by Kimberly Wilson

Image of the Day: Dorothea Tanning, Second Peril (Deuxième Péril), 1950

Inside the Menil Collection by Jose Grinan

What Mick Jagger bought at the Menil by Molly Glentzer

Takis (1925–2019)

‘All viewers are equal – no one is told how to see’ – at the Menil Drawing Institute by Linda Wolk-Simon

Houston museums explore the world, from Aboriginal Australia to modern Japan and beyond by Molly Glentzer

Internationally-Acclaimed Greek Sculptor Takis Passes Away at 93 by Philip Chrysopoulos

Takis, Giant of Kinetic Art Movement Who Harnessed the Strange Power of Magnets, Dead at 93 by Alex Greenberger

The Greek Artist Takis, Who Used Magnets to Create Pioneering and Entrancing Kinetic Art, Has Died at 93 by Javier Pes

Two Texas Designers on the Public Art That Resonates With Them Most by Michael Martin

The crazy beautiful order of Menilworld [Essay] by Vida Yao

The Other Art History: 7 Women of Minimalism

Mick Jagger Hangs With J.J. Watt, Hits Storied Museum During the Rolling Stones’ Whirlwind Houston Visit by Annie Gallay

Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood of The Rolling Stones visit The Menil Collection after Houston show by Joey Guerra

Rolling Stones stop by The Menil Collection