Discover the rich history and culture of Ethiopia, the cradle of mankind. From the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela and the massive, ancient obelisks at Axum to the beautiful highlands of Gondar and the arid desert in which the famous fossil Lucy was discovered, Lucy’s Legacy tells the amazing story of Ethiopia over the past 5 million years.

The Museum of Printing History is pleased to bring Finn Nygaard, the renowned Danish designer and poster artist, for a series of events and an exhibition at the Museum, his first solo show in the United States.

Where Clouds Disperse: Ink Paintings by Suh Se-ok on view. The show presents 29 works spanning nearly 50 years by the prominent Korean artist who demonstrates that the ancient medium of ink can be adapted to create innovative abstract works. Where Clouds Disperse is the first major museum exhibition to focus exclusively on Suh’s unyielding approach to this medium.

Eye on Third Ward, the annual exhibition of photographs by students from Jack Yates High School to express the distinctive identity of Houston’s historic Third Ward., this year for the first time includes photographs from the teens’ personal lives.

A multi-faceted journey into the origin and continuation of craft traditions.

From March 7 through April 20, Houston’s biennial citywide photography event focuses on one of the most compelling cultural, political, and economic phenomena of the contemporary world - China and its transformation.

Photography by Michael Monreal. A FotoFest 2008 Biennial Participant.

Published in 1947, Goodnight Moon is the beloved, classic bedtime story that has charmed and comforted generations of children.

Unmarried thirty-something Alberta's life is turned upside-down when a mysterious man comes to her door searching for a woman he once knew.

The intriguing mystery Underneath the Lintel appears on the Alley's Neuhaus Stage.