Art, Pride, and the Rainbow Flag
In celebration of Pride, we draw on Getty’s collections to highlight inclusion and humanity
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All Posts by Sarah Cooper
I am the project specialist for public programs at the Getty Center, where I am working to bring music, performance, and art together through a wide range of creative programs. A recent transplant from New York, I am a diehard museum person, having worked at The Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum, as well as The Royal Academy of Arts in London.
A Salad Garden Grows at the Getty: An Interview with Julia Sherman of Salad for President
An installation of organic heirloom vegetables and salad greens has sprouted at the Getty.
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A Re-Imagined Getty, Drenched in Color
A video inspired by photographic history and 20th-century art.
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Experimental Music Built on Provocative Films
Body/Head combines improvised music with films that explore deep sexual and psychological themes.
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Discovering “Daisies”
A film as beautiful as it is weird.
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Music of a Megalopolis: A Playlist for “In Focus: Tokyo”
A music soundtrack for the exhibition “In Focus: Tokyo.”
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Theater for the Wonderfully Grotesque: A Playlist for James Ensor
Dark and obscure songs that mirror the grotesque sensibilities of James Ensor.
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A Composition of Tones: A Playlist for the Photographs of Ansel Adams
A music playlist inspired by the compositional rigor of Ansel Adams.
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A New York Soundtrack for a New York Painting
It’s a jazz thing: Jackson Pollock’s Mural inspires a music playlist.
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Musicians and Artists Take Over the Getty for This Summer’s Friday Flights
Music nights that make you think: Friday Flights launches May 30.
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Great Literature Inspires Culinary Creations for “Selected Shorts”
Two of life’s pleasures come together this weekend: stories and food.
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