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The museum presents and originates between six and eight exhibitions annually. The annual schedule may include major traveling exhibitions that have a particular relevance to [[Houston]] audiences; mid-sized retrospectives of national and international artists; exhibitions of regional artists; thematic surveys which place artists' work into new contexts; student exhibitions; and special projects and performances by local artists. Blaffer Art Museum is dedicated to conducting original scholarship and research in contemporary art history. The museum frequently forges collaborative partnerships from among Houston's wealth of cultural organizations and educational institutions. Exhibition-related public programs and activities complement and elucidate each exhibition, from casual Brown Bag Lunch Tours to lively audience interaction during their "Contemporary Salons."
Recent major exhibitions of artists include [[Radcliffe Bailey]] (2001); [[Fred Wilson (artist)|Fred Wilson]]: Objects & Installations, 1979-2000 (2003); [[Chuck Close]] (2003); [[Jessica Stockholder]]: Kissing the Wall, 1988-2003 (2004); [[Urs Fischer (artist)|Urs Fischer]]: Mary Poppins (2006); [[Amy Sillman]] (2007); Jean-Luc Mylayne (2007); [[Chantal Akerman]]: Moving Through Time and Space (2008); Existed: [[Leonardo Drew]] (2009); [[Jon Pylypchuk]] (2009); [[Josephine Meckseper]] (2009); Gabriel Kuri (2010); [[Tony Feher]] (2012); Andy Coolquitt (2013); Feast: Radical Hospitality in Contemporary Art (2013); Zineb Sedira (2013); [[Candice Breitz]] (2014); Miguel Amat (2014); [[Mel Chin]] (2015); [[Janet Biggs]] (2015); [[Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler|Hubbard/Birchler]] (2015); [[Zina Saro-Wiwa]] (2015); Matthew Ronay (2016); [[Hilary Lloyd]] (2016); [[Slavs and Tatars]]: Mirrors for Princes (2016); [[Analia Saban]] (2017); Blake Rayne (2017); [[The Propeller Group]] (2017); Sergio Prego (2017); [[Anton Vidokle]] (2018); Richard Rezac (2018); [[Alfred Leslie]] (2018–19); [[Rebecca Morris]] (2019); [[Amie Siegel]] (2019); [[Paul Mpagi Sepuya]] (2019-20); [[Mariam Ghani]] (2020); [[Rodney McMillian]] (2020); [[Simon Fujiwara]] (2020); [[Stephanie Syjuco]] (2020); [[Martine Gutierrez]] (2021); [[Jamal Cyrus]] (2021); [[Molly Zuckerman-Hartung]] (2021); and [[Monira Al Qadiri]] (2022).
Blaffer Art Museum is free to the public and attracts over 30,000 visitors annually.
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