Reflections: Kelly Jane Smith-Fatten on Michelangelo
An educator studies Michelangelo by drawing
Audio & Video
Highlights of Getty multimedia, new and from the archives.
Digging into David Tudor's Archive
In this episode of the Art + Ideas podcast, Getty president Jim Cuno explores the archives of avant-garde musician David Tudor (1926–1996), which constitutes a complete record of Tudor’s activity as a performer and composer who often incorporated visual elements like sculptures, found objects, video, light circuits into his live electronic work.
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PODCAST: At Home with the Arensbergs and Their Avant-Garde Art Collection
The legacy of two avant-garde art collectors and the striking displays they created in their Hollywood home
Reflections: Alice Doo on Dorothea Lange
An educator considers the relationship between art and social change.
PODCAST: Japanese American Photographers in 20th-Century LA
The distinct style and history of these underexplored artists.
Reflections: Nicole Budrovich on a “Debate Plate”
How the election prompted a curator to return to an ancient plate.
PODCAST: The Boundary-Breaking Architecture of Paul Revere Williams
On the life and career of the L.A. architect.
Reflections: Davide Gasparotto on Vilhelm Hammershøi
A work of art reminds a curator of his time as a student.
PODCAST: Egyptologists’ Notebooks
How the history of ancient Egypt has been explored, documented, and understood through the work of European Egyptologists.
Reflections: Erin Fussell on the Dyke of Your Dreams Dance
Considering love, friendship, and parties through a past Valentine's Day celebration.
PODCAST: Assyrian Reliefs Tell the Story of an Empire
Making sense of the mesmerizing relief sculptures of ancient Assyria.
Reflections: Amanda Berman on a Pair of Decorative Groups
A curator discusses the implications of subtle racism in a work of art.
PODCAST: Beirut after the Explosion
Understanding the human and cultural crisis in Beirut.
