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Building Divided Berlin

Emily Pugh | September 18, 2017

How do you design a divided city?

Berlin/LA: Spaces for Music, Architecture, and Film

Marissa Clifford and Emily Pugh | April 25, 2017

Berlin and Los Angeles—capitals of modernity.

Thinking about Sisyphus (Or, the Afterlife with Some Rock ‘n’ Roll)

David Saunders | March 8, 2017

Sisyphus through the ages.

Crossing the Line: The “Disgusting” Female Body as Artistic Medium of Resistance

Anja Foerschner | March 1, 2017

Performance art and feminism.

Local/Global: Mapping London’s Art Market

Pamela Fletcher, Anne Helmreich, David N. Israel and Seth Erickson | February 15, 2017

A digital art history case study examining London’s art market.

How Raw Sugar Transformed the European Banquet

Anne Willan | February 23, 2016

Sugar as delicious status symbol.

Getty-Inspired Holiday Gifts For All Your Favorite People

Allison Ramirez | December 14, 2015

Offbeat and affordable art-inspired holiday gifts.

Two American Photographers at Home

Jennifer Watts | October 15, 2014

Two American photographers are united through a new exhibition at the Huntington.

Planning for Utopia

Deborah Aschheim | July 22, 2014

The darker side of postwar suburban order.

Sicily, The International Island

Bryan C. Keene | August 15, 2013

Medieval Sicily was a hotbed of political turmoil and artistic innovation.

Seven Things I Learned from “Leonardo da Vinci and the Art of Sculpture”

Julian Brooks | July 13, 2010

Now that the Leonardo exhibition has closed, as co-curator—along with Anne-Lise Desmas, associate curator in the Department of Sculpture and the Decorative Arts—I can take stock of some of the things I’ve learned. I’m sad to see the exhibition...