In honor of Slow Art Day, six artworks that reward you for taking your sweet time. More»
James Ensor, a World War I centennial, photographs from Japan, and all things Queen Victoria this year at the Getty. More»
“Poetry has the power to make you feel every human emotion all at once.” More»
“Canterbury Cathedral tells the story of England across the centuries since the arrival of St. Augustine in 597—in glass and wood and stone, and in artifacts and music sung daily.” More»
Four hands transform the Getty Center into a massive musical instrument. More»
“What makes a man risk his life to save someone else’s life, much less a work of art?” More»
December 1, 2012, marks the 24th year that museums and other art organizations have observed Day With(out) Art in order to raise awareness about the AIDS epidemic. Although medical advances in the treatment of HIV/AIDS have improved the lives of… More»
We’re welcoming Lionheart, one of America’s leading ensembles in vocal chamber music, for a concert this Saturday. Their performance of music from the early Renaissance complements the exhibition Florence at the Dawn of the Renaissance: Painting and Illumination, 1300-1350. The… More»
Actor and director Peter Weller is known for his many film and television roles, most famously Robocop in Paul Verhoeven’s campy classic. However, Weller’s interests go far beyond the camera—he is a scholar of Italian Renaissance art who is completing… More»
More and more museums are inviting artists to go beyond hanging their art on their walls to create engaging visitor experiences inside the museum. At a panel discussion earlier this week, we invited curators, educators, and artists to talk about… More»
"Everything changes, even stone." —Monet
The colors of Rouen Cathedral in morning light in 1894.