‘A Photograph Has to Be Like Music’
Artist John Simmons reflects on his powerful images of everyday life, and his work to make Hollywood more inclusive
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Photographing the Traces of COVID-19
How life outside takes on new meaning in a pandemic
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Reflections: Kelly Davis on Timothy O’Sullivan
A metadata specialist considers the timeless beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountains
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On Sunset, Ska Brought People Together
The music was a multicultural refuge for 1980s L.A.
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A Game of “Beautiful Problems”: Looking at Chess in Art
Three Getty-inspired chess stories for anyone binging “The Queen’s Gambit”
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Explore 75 Years of Ebony Magazine
A new website celebrates the magazine’s photography and legacy of telling African American stories
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Reflections: Alice Doo on Dorothea Lange
An educator considers the relationship between art and social change.
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PODCAST: Japanese American Photographers in 20th-Century LA
The distinct style and history of these underexplored artists.
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Picturing Equality: How Imogen Cunningham Lived and Worked
A new book explores the photographer's dedication to feminism and civil rights.
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Can You Find Everything in This Sunset Blvd. Scavenger Hunt?
Travel the iconic road to discover how L.A. has changed.
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Does It Snow in L.A.?
What computer vision saw in Ed Ruscha’s Sunset Boulevard
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Getty Research Institute Presents 12 Sunsets
Explore Ed Ruscha’s photos of Sunset Boulevard
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