Were you able to join the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston for the lecture about Francis Bacon: Late Paintings on opening day? If not—or if you’d like to see it again—check out the video. Curator Alison de Lima Greene explores Francis Bacon’s depiction of the human form and the major themes that dominate his later works.

This exhibition, from the Centre Pompidou in Paris, features some 40 canvases from the British artist and opened on February 23 at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, before a temporary closure.

Galerie frank elbaz, located in both Dallas, TX and Paris, France, is happy to annonce the launch of its own Online Viewing Rooms, starting with the gallery's current exhibition: Acteur by French artist Bernard Piffaretti.

Since 2000, French artist JR has pasted his large-scale photographs in streets throughout the world as a method of exploring personal identity. In 2011, he launched the world’s largest participatory art project Inside Out. The Inside Out Project photobooth truck parked inside the Dallas Contemporary Museum between January 11 and March 9, 2014: visitors were able to enter the photobooth in the rear of the truck to get their photo taken and watch it print immediately. The exhibition is now available online!

The archives of the museums in Texas preserve audio and video recordings of lectures, talks and exhibition tours dating back to decades ago. Here is a selection of recordings around French art and temporary exhibitions related to French artists you may enjoy listening or watching from the comfort of your home!

Ars Lyrica presents: Musical Moments: family edition | Tour de France with educational extras, on air this Monday, April 6 at 10am (Facebook / Youtube), in the framework of its new Community Through Music virtual program.

Get your passport ready for a trip to France. Learn the steps to dance a minuet and some historically informed detective skills that helps artists decide how to interpret the notes on the page.

Étude for 11 Faces uses a synchronized video with some of Florent Ghys's friends' faces doing noises, singing notes and telling a story.

Watch the 9-minute performance of Étude for 11 Faces presented by Musiqa at Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston in February 2019.

FrenchFlicks has gathered for you a list of 65 French films to watch online for free, and close to 70 French films available on Netflix.

Launched in July 2013 by the former Télérama and Sofilm correspondent in New York, FrenchFlicks.com lists all year long all French films screened in theatres and streaming platforms in the U.S.

The Coronavirus pandemic has many of us home-bound with our children. While we all try to find activities and great content to keep them busy, we thought you might enjoy a few recommendations of movies to watch together.

Here is a selection of past and recent podcasts about French cinema, available in English for free.

The coronavirus epidemic is highly disrupting the calendar of this Spring’s cultural events. Several festivals cancelled or postponed their 2020 editions, including Cannes and Tribeca film festivals.

Nevertheless many of them are working on online alternatives to offer streaming services to their audience at home, organize virtual meetings, showcase innovative contents and support the fillm industry. Find out our selection of the best initiatives to cope with this situation.

Established as a partnership with the Embassy of France in the United States, the France-UT Endowed Excellence Fund program supports scholarly collaborations in all disciplines between The University of Texas at Austin and institutions of higher learning in France.

In response to France’s Make our Planet Great Again initiative and UT’s Bridging Barriers: Planet Texas 2050, specific topics have been chosen, click bellow to read more about them.

Albertine has launched its 2020 edition of Prix Albertine Jeunesse, a reader’s choice award in which children ages 3 to 14 years vote for their favorite book from a selection of works of Francophone youth literature available in English translation. The theme of this year's prize selection is “growing up.”

Parents, children, teachers, and students can explore the collection of books and vote for their favorites between May 1st and 15th, 2020.