An excellent, clean, new space with a wonderful collection and free parking just aross the road junction! Can't fault the museum in any way.

Visited on Labor Day and there were no crowds to contend with. The collection is impressive and varied; a nice representation of Impressionists. The Kusama exhibit was a bit disturbing, but considering the artist's background, it was understandable. My favorite piece is a Chagall.

I've been to MFAH twice in the past few months and I have discovered why it's one of the best museums in the USA. Large (fills 2 separate buildings connected by a wonderful underground light tunnel) and offers great exhibits, especially the traveling exhibits that are temporarily on display. This is a museum that is clearly worth repeat visits and... More 

Awesome exhibits- so glad we went. Wish we got more time with the exhibits as there was a time limit for each.

The Kusama show tickets were gone so I missed it, but that left plenty of time to savor the Helen Levitt photography exhibit - wonderful, another overlooked artist - so many female artists in so many different genres from that era have been discounted for too long. If you have a chance to see this show - by all means... More 

The museum has an excellent collection and works hard to offer important and varied special exhibitions. It is great for a spectrum of interests of visitors, though I would say for people truly inclined and such kids who are ten or older. It is, however, challenging for people who have trouble traversing the various levels or who can't be on... More 

this is my favorite museum in Houston, which as a city has great museums. the collection is strong/heavy on american and european holdings but also has diverse array of exhibitions including art of India, Islamic lands, African gold, and crafts of the southwest. The exhibitions are top-tier -- recents include Rothko retrospective, Monet and the Seine, Contemporary Art from Latin... More