Honoring Ada Louise Huxtable
Getty to name the Ada Louise Huxtable Lecture Hall after the legendary critic
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PODCAST: Reading Ancient Scrolls with Modern Technology
How CT scans and AI will let scientists and historians look inside carbonized papyri
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Ada Louise Huxtable Might Have Liked This Q&A
The critic wrote about how architecture affected the city and people around it
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Photographing the Traces of COVID-19
How life outside takes on new meaning in a pandemic
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Unearthing the Secrets of Color
How artist Sandy Rodriguez uses a 16th-century manuscript as contemporary inspiration
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31 Young Artists Win
“In Pursuit of ___” Open Call for Photography
Students from around the U.S. respond to today’s most pressing themes
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How We Use the Naked Eye and Other Tools to Understand a Painting
What hours of observation reveal about Agnolo Bronzino’s Virgin and Child
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Struck by Los Angeles, a City of Creative Free-Form
An L.A. tour to remember architect Frank Israel
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Rethinking Descriptions of Black Africans in Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Art
How can our online catalog better communicate the diversity of the ancient Mediterranean?
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Listen to the Room Where Ella Fitzgerald Sang
Go inside The Crescendo, a Sunset Blvd. building that busted racial barriers
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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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“Crazy, Noisy, Freaked-Out Dance Music for Weirdos”
The queer legacy of 3909 Sunset Boulevard
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