When Bicycles and Kitchen Stools Became Art
How to rebel against the establishment by creating “readymades”
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All Posts by Erin Migdol
I'm an associate editor at the Getty. I share stories about the Getty's incredible art, research, people, discoveries, and resources. I'm a Bay Area native, a UC Davis grad, and have called Los Angeles home for more than seven years.
The Dancer Who Turned Everyday Life into Art
How Blondell Cummings took inspiration from cooking, cleaning, and eating lunch
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A Birdwatcher’s Eye View
Seeing the feathered members of our collection through an expert's eyes
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The Massachusetts Couple Who Befriended Artists and Built an Avant-Garde Archive
Inside the remarkable collection of Fluxus art, on view for the first time
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What’s in a Frame?
A Getty conservator reveals how paintings get their frames
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We Challenged You to Create a Still Life—Here Are the Gorgeous Results
These artworks reveal how you got through the challenges of the past year
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“It Is Indeed a Holy Place”
Why a city in India is rallying to save a mid-century cricket stadium
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Why Getty Keeps Some Photographs in the Fridge
And more of your biggest questions about photography and Getty’s collection, answered
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What Is a Still Life?
Why artists are drawn to bowls of fruit and other inanimate objects
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Inside the Yearlong Deep-Clean of the Getty Museum
How Getty staff teamed up to fight moths and dust during the pandemic
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How Do We Care for the Grounds and Gardens?
Getty horticulturists answer your botanical questions
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Use Augmented Reality to Explore a Virtual Museum Gallery from Home
How to use Google Arts & Culture’s Pocket Gallery to see a new Getty exhibition
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