From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Life and Death on the Border 1910-1920, a groundbreaking exhibition shedding light on a difficult time in history that included both…

01.24.25 | 05.25.25

From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Learn about the extraordinary lives of local Holocaust Survivors and their legacy with the upcoming fifth installment of Houston Survivor Series.…

12.13.24 | 05.04.25

From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Holocaust Museum Houston (HMH) is pleased to announce the widely acclaimed exhibition, The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection, celebrating…

01.12.24 | 06.23.24

From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Holocaust Museum Houston is proud to announce a compelling and transformative exhibition, Facing Survival | David Kassan, opening in Houston July…

07.12.24 | 01.05.24

From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Holocaust Museum Houston (HMH) will open Berlin: A Jewish Ode to the Metropolis, Friday, July 14, 2023. The exhibition features 27 photographs…

07.14.23 | 09.10.23

From the Holocaust Museum Houston: "Celebrated artist and Holocaust survivor Alice Lok Cahana made a vow as she faced the horrors of Auschwitz, and later,…

02.03.23 | 04.09.23

From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Woman, the Spirit of the Universe, designed and created by artist Carolyn Marks Johnson, opens Friday, January 13, 2023, in Holocaust…

01.13.23 | 04.02.23

From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Discover one of the most important and powerful achievements of the 20th century – the singular and complex artwork Life? Or Theatre? by…

08.19.22 | 12.04.22

From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Holocaust Museum Houston (HMH) will host the Texas debut of Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, presented by…

03.11.22 | 07.31.22

From Holocaust Museum Houston: "Holocaust Museum Houston (HMH) will host the multi-sensory exhibition, Blacklist: The Hollywood Red Scare, highlighting issues of persecution, loss of civil…

10.29.21 | 02.20.22

Admission update from the Holocaust Museum Houston: "Admission at Holocaust Museum Houston (HMH) will be free every second Saturday this summer on June 12, July…

04.30.21 | 10.17.21

"A selection of the photographer’s own visual memoir of his time in the civil rights movement, captures both brutal encounters and prayerful moments. A giant…

10.18.19 | 01.05.20

"Curated by Texas Tech University in collaboration with the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission, this powerful show tells the story of 24 U.S. soldiers who…

09.07.18 | 10.28.18

An exhibition featuring works by photographer Michael S Cohen. The pieces in the show are "life sized color portraits accompanied by Proust questionnaire style interviews, offering…

06.21.18 | 08.26.18

A celebration in advance of the Holocaust Museum Houston's closing for construction. The event will feature free admission to the museum, live music, food trucks, poetry readings,…

07.22.17 | 07.22.17

An exhibition of works by artist Barbara Hines. The exhibition attempts to focus on "what could be" rather than examining the horrors of the past. The…

01.16.17 | 05.20.17

An exhibition about the bracero program, "the largest guest worker program in U.S. history, which brought millions of Mexican nationals north to work on short-term labor…

12.09.16 | 05.14.17

An exhibition commemorating the 1.5 million children who died in the Holocaust.The show will feature a selection of butterflies created by children from across the world.

02.11.16 | 12.31.16

A juried exhibition of works that explore the theme of genocide. The show is organized by the Holocaust Museum Houston’s changing exhibitions committee, including Gus Kopriva,…

09.30.16 | 12.31.16

An exhibition of paintings by Samuel Bak. The works in the show "do not attempt to illustrate the atrocities of the Holocaust, yet they show viewers…

04.01.16 | 09.11.16

An exhibition of photographs by Roman Vishniac.

09.25.15 | 01.24.16

It’s title referring to the Japanese concept of gaman, "to endure the seemingly unbearable with patience and dignity," this exhibition features more than 120 creative…

01.30.15 | 09.20.15

DC-area printmaker Pauline Jakobsberg’s works address the Holocaust and the loss of birthright that accompanies the loss of one's homeland.

10.31.14 | 06.14.15

A new documentary film about Swiss diplomat Carl Lutz, who saved many thousands of Hungary Jews during WWII through the creative use of protective letters…

02.12.15 | 02.12.15

This exhibition features 58 photographs revealing WWII as seen through the lens of important Soviet photojournalists. Printed over six decades, the collection includes works by…

04.25.13 | 10.27.13

Through the use of personal objects, rare documents and photographs, “Uprooted” highlights the experiences of two Jewish families featuring materials from Holocaust Museum Houston’s Permanent…

04.12.13 | 09.29.13

Koenig uses gumoil photographic printing techniques to explore the architectural remains of 10 Nazi concentration camps. Based on his book of the same title, the…

01.31.13 | 03.29.13

Explores the "second generation" experience as the daughter of a hidden child and refugee from the Holocaust. Themes of repression and loss emerge, as do…

09.14.12 | 03.24.13

Boston-area artist and photographer Leslie Starobin highlights the bravery and hope of six families through a series of individual photomontages, each depicting their experiences during…

09.14.12 | 03.24.13

50 of Bak's paintings, studies and sketches bear personal testimony to the trauma of surviving.

02.17.12 | 08.12.12

A special presentation by Houstonian Burton Reckles, an internationally-recognized ship-in-a-bottle artisan who will speaks about his latest artwork, Eulogy. Reckles turned his talents to creating…

09.01.11 | 09.01.11

The Holocaust Museum's new library exhibition Passage to a New Life includes a selection of photographs, documents and artifacts from the Museum's permanent collections and…

01.14.11 | 08.07.11

Displaced Persons, chronicles the arrival of Holocaust refugees in the United States between 1947 and 1948 in New York. Kalischer's show also includes the image…

11.05.10 | 06.05.11

Holocaust Museum Houston's traveling exhibit Whoever Saves a Life. Rescuers of Jews During the Holocaust showcases a history of the Holocaust highlighting instances where people…

01.10.11 | 02.28.11

After a fashion career that spanned six decades, Dallas Hill now lives and paints in a cedar-lined cabin in the Texas art community of New…

09.17.10 | 12.17.10

German artist Hans Molzberger remembers growing up in the south of Germany after World War II. Through his unique mixed-media pieces in Never Let It…

04.15.10 | 10.03.10

Examining Restitution: The Bielitz Collection is on view at the Laurie and Milton Boniuk Resource Center and Library at the Holocaust Museum Houston. This exhibition…

01.01.70 | 08.31.10

"Besa: Muslims Who Saved Jews during the Holocaust depicts the heroic stories of Albanian Muslims who showed a heart-melting kindness and righteous determination to save…

07.17.09 | 04.05.10

A Blessing to One Another: Pope John Paul II and the Jewish People

07.28.09 | 03.21.10

Check out work from Dr. Seuss' serious side and his "cartoons" focused on the concerns of WWII.

09.26.08 | 07.05.09