Child’s Portrait Sheds Light on a Violent Episode in Renaissance History
The hidden story of a marble bust.
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Getty and University of Arizona Partner to Conserve Long-Lost Willem de Kooning Painting
Over thirty years after it was stolen from the University of Arizona, a de Kooning will be conserved at the Getty.
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Science Reveals New Clues about Mysterious Ancient Greek Sculptures of Mourning Women
Why and how were these sculptures made? Science steps finds an answer.
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Angel of Uncertainty: A Conversation with Photographer Sally Mann
The photographer on her family and work.
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PODCAST: Thomas Hines on Arthur Drexler and MoMA’s Department of Architecture and Design
Tracing the development of architecture and design at MoMA through the career of its longest-serving curator.
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Ottoman-Era Photographs Take on New Meaning in Their Digital Life
A look at nineteenth-century Turkey through photographs.
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Confronting Power and Violence in the Renaissance Nude
The Renaissance origins of the male gaze.
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An Introduction to the Drunken Satyr, A Rare Roman Bronze Being Studied and Conserved at the Getty Villa
A rare ancient Roman sculpture receives in-depth conservation treatment.
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In Sally Mann’s Battlefields, Civil War Sites Are Seen Through a New Lens
On the process and thought behind photographer Sally Mann's haunting images of Civil War battle sites.
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PODCAST: The Salk Institute Part 2 – Conservation for the Future
How does the architecture of the Salk affect the science performed there, and how can careful conservation support this work?
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Diversifying the Conservation Profession through Paid Internships and Training
A new program is creating career pathways for students from underrepresented groups.
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Preserving the Legacy of the Los Angeles Woman’s Building
Archives of feminist art to be preserved and accessible thanks to new grant.
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