Explore the Menil Collection's galleries, installations, and exhibitions with us. Plan your next visit at menil.org/visit. 🖼️ | The Menil Collection

Plan an afternoon at the Menil Collection. The museum’s art buildings are open Wednesday–Sunday, 11 a.m.–7 p.m., while green spaces are open daily from dawn to dusk. Admission is always free. | The Menil Collection

Watch along as our conservation team opens, turns, and discovers these facets for the museum's new installation. In the main building pocket gallery, across from Surrealism and "The Curatorial Imagination of Walter Hopps," you'll find an installation inspired by "Art Has Many Facets," an exhibition curated by John and Dominique de Menil’s good friend Jermayne MacAgy at Houston’s University of St. Thomas in 1963. | The Menil Collection

The Menil recently reinstalled the African art galleries, including a display dedicated to the representation of women in sculpture that features a figural veranda post from the Yoruba peoples of Nigeria. This object depicts a priestess or queen mother presenting two smaller figures, possibly twins, who carry offerings of a covered bowl and an animal. She carries another child in a wrapper on her back. Naturalistic or abstract, sculptural representations of women are one of the most common subje

The Menil’s foyer installation pairs the work of Mildred Thompson and Takis, two artists who were fascinated by the intersection of art and science. The spindly, swaying, antenna-like works from Takis’s Signal series of the 1950s were inspired by radio and radar technologies. Like Thompson, Takis repeatedly explored themes of magnetism and the cosmos in his work. 💫 Discover our new display and plan your visit at menil.org/visit. | The Menil Collection