The Power of Poetry: 6 Questions for Amber Tamblyn
“Poetry has the power to make you feel every human emotion all at once.”
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Getty Voices: From Paint to Pixels
How do you transform a 19th-century watercolor into a digital logo?
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5,400 Images from the Getty Research Institute’s Special Collections Now Available as Open Content
Thousands more images join the Open Content Program.
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The Medieval Battle That Launched Modern English
How French saved English.
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My Kid Could Shoot That!—Abelardo Morell’s Work from a Child’s Perspective
Artist Abelardo Morell set out early in his career to capture a series of images that display the menace and wonder of everyday objects as they appear to a child.
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The Art of Suggestion
Visitors to the Getty Museum’s exhibition The Poetry of Paper reflect on negative space in the drawings on view by writing haiku.
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Father-and-Daughter Pastels by William Hoare Now on View
Newly acquired portraits tell the unusual story of British banking heir Henry Hoare and the artist who depicted him.
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Getty Voices: Living with the St. Albans Psalter
Studying a precious manuscript, page by page, illumination by illumination.
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Why the Cyrus Cylinder Matters Today
Why is this small cylinder of baked clay so famous around the world?
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What’s in a Wood? How Science Helps to Reveal the Eames’ Vision
Conservators make an intriguing finding about the wood in the Eames House.
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The Fearless Modernity of Canterbury Stained Glass
What does Jackson Pollock have to do with medieval stained glass? Leonie Seliger explains.
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A Winged Chariot, Wilshire Boulevard, and a Shipwreck: The Travels of Triptolemos
Retracing the travels of a beautiful Greek vase, from Naples to England to Los Angeles by way of a near miss with the sea floor
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