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Hot Night - A Party Celebrating the Fearless Photography of Helmut Newton

Presented by Museum of Fine Arts, Houston at Museum of Fine Arts - Audrey Jones Beck Building

July 15, 2011

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The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents Hot Night - A Party Celebrating the Fearless Photography of Helmut Newton, Friday, Jul 15, 2011, 9:00 PM - Midnight, in the Beck Building, 5601 Main Street.

The MFAH and PaperCity invite you to experience the groundbreaking work of photographer Helmut Newton against a backdrop of decadent desserts, electric beats, luscious libations, a black & white photo...

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Groove to the sounds of Ceeplus Bad Knives and Mr. Castillo
Sip coffee from local roaster Java Pura
Sample cake balls — rich chocolate & red velvet — by Angie's Cake

Attire - Hot black & white — or just haute!

An entrance fee applies to each guest and provides admission to the event and the exhibition Helmut Newton: White Women • Sleepless Nights • Big Nudes. Certain photographs in this exhibition may not be suitable for all visitors. Guests must be at least 21 years of age to enter. Photo ID required.

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Museum of Fine Arts - Audrey Jones Beck Building

5601 Main Street
Houston, TX 77005

Full map and directions

Tickets:

Admission
$20 at the door
$10 MFAH Members

21+
Cash bar

More Information Contact Adrienne Saxe at asaxe@mfah.org or 713.639.7711.

Times:

9 pm to midnight

Phone: 713-639-7300 or 713.639.7711

Parking:

Museum Parking Garage
Located directly east of the Beck and Law buildings, the MFAH Visitors Center features a four-story covered parking garage.

The easy-to-find parking entrance is on Binz, marked by a large, yellow arrow.

You're always protected from the elements when you park your car in the Museum Garage. From there, you can go to the Visitors Center lobby and find a ticketing desk and up-to-the minute museum information.

As an added convenience, you can enter the Beck and Law buildings from the Visitors Center through security-monitored, climate-controlled tunnels connecting all three buildings.

Accessibility Info: Currently, no accessibility information is available for this event.

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