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A Cartoon Is a Deadly Weapon

Sarah Rothbard | March 7, 2015

How simple drawings can foment political upheaval.

StoryCorps at the Getty

Mikaela Poltz | March 5, 2015

Take part in an oral history project this March.

“The Sun Is God”: JMW Turner in Los Angeles

Julian Brooks | March 4, 2015

J. M. W. Turner would have felt right at home in Los Angeles.

Expanding Access: Devotion and Objects

Andrew Westover and Bryan C. Keene | February 28, 2015

An American Muslim scholar reads aloud from a ninth-century Qur’an.

#GettyJam Report—12 Museum Games Created in 30 Hours

Susan Edwards | February 27, 2015

USC students pull al-nighters at the museum to create art games.

The Artists the Internet Almost Forgot

Steve Saldivar | February 26, 2015

Building Los Angeles architecture and its architects, one Wikipedia entry at a time.

This Renaissance Sculpture Just Became a French Movie Star

Anne-Lise Desmas | February 25, 2015

This Renaissance sculpture stars in a French biopic.

HistoricPlacesLA Catalogues Over 25,000 of L.A.’s Most Significant Buildings and Sites

Ken Bernstein | February 24, 2015

Explore Los Angeles history online with HistoricPlacesLA.

Three Drawings Reveal the Romantic Zeitgeist

Sarah Zabrodski | February 23, 2015

Three Romantic drawings are on view for the first time.

Plato’s Academy Awards (or, What the Ancient Greeks Have to Do with the Oscars)

David Saunders | February 21, 2015

What do the ancient Greeks have to do with the Oscars?

Misconceptions about the Middle Ages, Debunked through Art History

Bryan C. Keene and Rheagan Martin | February 20, 2015

It's all fun and games until somebody gets clubbed.

#GettyJam—The Museum as Game Space

Susan Edwards | February 20, 2015

USC students turn the Getty into a game lab this weekend.

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