This is a place that is a must if you are a fan of Rothko. If you are a Houstonian, it’s required if you want to consider your local artistic education complete. I was thinking it would be a good place to take a prayer group or maybe say a rosary. They say the longer you stay there and calm your mind, the more you “get” it. It does have the solemn feeling of a prayer chapel, but it’s totally non-denominational. I heard people call it “anti-religious” in a way, I guess you could look at it that way if you wanted to. Good place to find peace. Even better if you like Rothko. It’s very subtle though, this is not “jump out and grab you” art, it’s contemplative. Not for everyone.