Reflections: Beth Morrison on Simon Bening
Listen to a curator consider how our pets link us to the Middle Ages.
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Was Music City L.A.’s Greatest Record Store?
The store was a universe for music lovers
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PODCAST: The Changing Field of Archaeology with Ian Hodder
How has archaeological practice evolved in recent decades and what potential do digital tools hold for its future?
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Rubens’s Masterful “Triumph of the Eucharist” Series to Be Conserved
The conversation of Rubens’ work is part of the Getty’s Panel Paintings Initiative.
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Reflections on My First Days at the Getty—And What’s Next
The J. Paul Getty Trust is an extraordinary arts institution. That I knew before coming to work at the Getty this week as its president and CEO. What I didn’t know—couldn’t know until I became a full part of this...
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PODCAST: The Unusual Life of Photographer Julia Margaret Cameron
The story of a pioneering artist as told by Virginia Woolf, critic Roger Fry, and the artist herself.
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PODCAST: The Lives of Caravaggio
Three biographies written shortly after the artist’s death shine light on his tragically short career.
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A Year of Freedom for Scholars Yields New Knowledge in Art History
A flexible fellowship supports emerging art historians.
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PODCAST: The Recovery and Conservation of a Stolen de Kooning
A tale of the theft and unlikely recovery of Willem de Kooning’s Woman-Ochre
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Apocalypse Then: Bulwer-Lytton’s “The Last Days of Pompeii”
The volcanic melodrama paints a picture of a decadent and sinful Pompeii, ready to end.
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L.A.’s Cinematic Experiment, Then and Now
Los Angeles is known as a Hollywood town, but our film scene has always been about more than stars and blockbusters. Throughout the Pacific Standard Time era, experimental cinema screened across town and played a major role in the...
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Bodacious Buggerrilla Takes On Race, Class, and the 1%
In South-Central in the ‘60s and ‘70s, everybody knew Bodacious Buggerrilla. The street theater group staged shocking and hilarious consciousness-raising skits at schools, churches, cafes, prisons, even Laundromats. Members of the group spoke with us before their recent appearance...
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