Art League Houston
Museum District · Houston
One of Houston's oldest arts nonprofits, providing gallery space, studio residencies, and educational programming that supports working artists at every stage — from student to established professional.
Houston has 10 museums, cultural centers, and sculpture parks in Texas. Highlights include Art League Houston, Blaffer Art Museum, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, and more. Browse below for hours, locations, and visitor information.
Museum District · Houston
One of Houston's oldest arts nonprofits, providing gallery space, studio residencies, and educational programming that supports working artists at every stage — from student to established professional.
Museum University of Houston · Houston
The contemporary art museum of the University of Houston, presenting rotating exhibitions and ambitious new commissions by emerging and mid-career artists, with a particular commitment to underrepresented voices and international perspectives.
Museum District · Houston
A kunsthalle with no permanent collection, CAMH presents ambitious rotating exhibitions of contemporary art from local, national, and international artists — a laboratory for the urgent, the experimental, and the newly made.
East Downtown · Houston
Houston's leading presenter of experimental and interdisciplinary art, commissioning boundary-pushing work across visual art, performance, music, and theater by Texas artists and their national collaborators since 1982.
Museum Midtown · Houston
A museum and residency program dedicated to the art of craft — fiber, glass, metal, ceramics, and wood — with working resident artists visible throughout the building and a commitment to elevating craft to its rightful place in the fine art conversation.
Cultural Center Midtown · Houston
Houston's beloved alternative art space championing emerging Texas artists through exhibitions, the annual Big Show open call, and studio residencies — scrappy, inclusive, and essential to the city's creative ecosystem for four decades.
Museum Montrose · Houston
Founded by John and Dominique de Menil, this is one of the largest private art collections open to the public in the world — spanning antiquity through the 20th century with unparalleled depth in Surrealism and tribal art, all presented free of charge in a Renzo Piano campus.
Museum District · Houston
The largest art museum in the American South, with a collection of more than 70,000 works spanning 6,000 years across all cultures and media, housed in a campus that includes two landmark buildings by Mies van der Rohe.
Cultural Center Montrose · Houston
Mark Rothko's final major commission: fourteen monumental paintings in a non-denominational meditation space at the heart of the Menil campus, welcoming all faiths and serving as a center for human rights advocacy since 1971.
Midtown · Houston
An independent museum in a converted warehouse presenting politically engaged contemporary art, with a consistent focus on social justice, environmental issues, and artists whose work challenges power — admission always free.