PODCAST: Poussin and the Dance Shines New Light on French Painter
Getty exhibition combines 17th-century paintings with antiquities and contemporary dance
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PODCAST: The Getty Center at 20 with Stephen Rountree
What it took to navigate all the people and politics while building the Getty Center.
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PODCAST: The Lives of Titian
Learning about a Renaissance master through the accounts of his contemporaries.
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PODCAST: The Legacies of Pliny the Elder and Younger
A bond between uncle and nephew inspires an enduring historical legacy.
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PODCAST: Three Perspectives on the Life of Rembrandt
Viewing the art and career of Rembrandt through the lens of three artist-authors writing within fifty years of his death.
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PODCAST: Composer John Adams, Part 2
The musical journey of a celebrated composer.
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PODCAST: Composer John Adams, Part 1
A Pulitzer Prize-winning composer’s beginnings.
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PODCAST: The Getty Center at 20 with Architecture Critic Christopher Hawthorne
Explore the design of the Getty Center and its relationship to Los Angeles.
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PODCAST: Riffing on Rubens in the Spanish Americas
How artists in Spanish colonies copied from European prints—and innovated on their designs
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PODCAST: The Lives of Velázquez
Getty curator Anne Woollett explores the life of this great painter through two biographies by his contemporaries.
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PODCAST: An American Odyssey—Mary Schmidt Campbell on Artist Romare Bearden
Romare Bearden’s life provides a fascinating window into the history of the United States and its art.
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PODCAST: Kenneth Breisch on the Los Angeles Central Library
How the Los Angeles Central Library was built: people, politics, and design.
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