A Very Good Boy: "Dog Guarding a Basket of Grapes" Enters the Permanent Collection
We are proud to welcome this remarkable painting into our collection — the first work by an Austrian artist at the Kimbell — and to share it with the public for the first time in more than 50 years.
5 reasons why you should see The Language of Beauty in African Art
Beat the heat and spend a day at the Kimbell exploring more than 200 objects representing 56 cultures from across Africa – a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition more than 10 years in the making!
The Model for Matisse’s L’Asie
Discover Matisse's muse: Elvire Josephine Van Hyfte
Behind the Scenes: Collections in Conversation
A new installation of selected African, Ancient American, Asian, and European artworks celebrating the depth and diversity of the museum’s permanent collection is now on view in the Louis I. Kahn Building.
A Striking Still Life by Eighteenth-Century French Painter Anne Vallayer-Coster
Anne Vallayer-Coster’s 1787 painting Still Life with Mackerel is among the most beautiful and innovative by one of the foremost still-life painters of eighteenth-century France.
