exhibitions

“The Last Days of Pompeii” and the Archaeology of Imagination

The stories we weave around the ruins and remains of Pompeii say much about ourselves.

Cynthia Colburn | October 19, 2012

Pacific Standard Time Presents: Modern Architecture in L.A. presents exhibitions and events across the city.

Kathleen Johnson | October 18, 2012

The Florentine painter helped to usher in the Italian Renaissance

Bryan C. Keene | October 15, 2012

How did this dubious science influence European art and culture?

Sarah Waldorf | October 8, 2012

Big, bald, and menacing: reactions to Messerschmidt’s A Hypocrite and a Slanderer.

Juvenio L. Guerra | October 5, 2012

Prints and photographs look inside the houses and villas of Pompeii.

Isotta Poggi | October 1, 2012

Artist and poet Moro was a central figure in the early 20th-century avant-garde.

Rebecca Zamora | September 26, 2012

A new exhibition spotlights Metzker, one of the great photographers of the last half century.

Alexandria Sivak | September 24, 2012

Pacino di Bonaguida? Little known today, he was a key figure in Renaissance Florence.

Christine Sciacca | September 14, 2012

Reflections on Ritts' attitude toward the female form

Annelisa Stephan | August 28, 2012

The volcanic melodrama paints a picture of a decadent and sinful Pompeii, ready to end.

Annelisa Stephan | August 24, 2012

Works by Khnopff, Mucha, Kupka, and Matsch are on view at the Getty.

Annelisa Stephan | August 21, 2012