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19th-Century “Peep Show” Was the Forerunner of 3D Movies

Sarah Zabrodski | December 10, 2014

Let us marvel at this low-tech wonder from the past.

Who Was James Ensor?

Lyra Kilston | June 10, 2014

Belgium’s most eccentric, scandalous, and shocking painter is the focus of an exhibition at the Getty Center this summer.

Faces of the Mexican Revolution

Beth Guynn | September 9, 2011

Famous and not-so-famous figures of the Mexican Revolution.

Question of the Week: When Are Memories More Vivid Than Life Itself?

Christine Spier | June 30, 2011

Do you have memories that feel more real than your life today? British painter J. M. W. Turner did, and they are the subject of this painting. The year is 1839. Turner, now in his 60s, has not set...

The Museum as Classroom: Q&A with Guest Scholar George Hein

Jessica Portner | May 2, 2011

George Hein, a leading authority on museum education whom the Museum’s Education Department invited as a guest scholar this spring, says that museums are inherently educational. The professor emeritus in the Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences at...

“Paris: Life & Luxury”—In Culinary Form

Heather Ogg | April 26, 2011

Paris in the mid-18th century was a time of invention in the culinary arts. Food was an integral part of the fashion and culture of this bustling city. Haute cuisine has its foundations in this time and place. So...