Search results for "마닐라카지노오픈{TRRT2․COM} 마이크로게임바카라 마이크로바카라ゃ마카오㋨마카오mgm카지노 kIt/"

Ancient Greek Theaters, Seen from the Sky

Annelisa Stephan | November 8, 2010

Ancient Greek theaters, seen by plane.

In the Sketching Gallery, It’s Time to Create

Deborah De Bono | November 3, 2010

Sketch from the masters in a friendly, unthreatening space.

Photographic History Smells Oh So Sweet

Melissa Abraham | October 12, 2010

I’m always amazed when science can provide a new glimpse into the life and works of an artist who lived long before my time. It makes me feel closer to the artist’s intention to be able to understand how he...

Serving Up Zero-Calorie Desserts In Our New Online Store

Desiree Zenowich | September 29, 2010

Zero-calorie doughnuts and tarts while supplies last at the Museum Store! Get ‘em while they’re hot! Much like other calorie-free foods, these desserts aren’t edible. They’re photographs by Jo Ann Callis imprinted on dessert plates. Callis’s photographs elevate decadent desserts...

Video: Pamela Reed on Working with Carey Perloff and Olympia Dukakis

Desiree Zenowich | September 27, 2010

Pamela Reed rips into the role of murderous queen Clytemnestra in Sophocles’ Elektra with gusto. She creates a character that reviewers have described as despicable, divalike, suave, snarky, and imperious—in short, a perfect and delicious villain. In this video,...

Video: Olympia Dukakis and Carey Perloff on the Making of “Elektra”

Desiree Zenowich | September 24, 2010

“I will not participate in that patriarchy!” That was Olympia Dukakis’s reaction, almost 25 years ago, when director Carey Perloff approached her about starring as Clytemnestra in Ezra Pound’s translation of Elektra. Today’s production—with a text by acclaimed female...

Getting to Know the Gela Krater

Amanda Wada | August 26, 2010

Leading Spotlight Talks was one of my many tasks as a Multicultural Undergraduate Intern in the Education Department at the Getty Villa this summer. These talks are interactive discussions between an educator and visitors about one object at the...

Travel Postcards, 18th-Century Style

Lorena Patlán | August 25, 2010

Picture this: You’re in the 18th century taking a Grand Tour across Europe, making all the “in” stops such as France and Italy. Before heading back home, you have one final task: buying souvenirs! You’ve taken fencing lessons in...

Capturing Motherhood, In 50 Words or Less

Annelisa Stephan | May 3, 2010

How do you sum up motherhood in a picture or a phrase? There are over 400 elegant attempts in The Art of Motherhood, a new book from Getty Publications that pairs paintings and sculptures with words from authors as...

“I Mean to Box with Love”—Classical Verse for National Poetry Month

Carolyn Kellogg | April 19, 2010

Love, in all its glory and frustrations, its heady emotions and sheer physicality, comes alive in Classical Love Poetry, a refreshing dip into the verse of the past for National Poetry Month. Think classical poetry is stale and stuffy?...