Church Pews and iPads? Designing “Florence at the Dawn of the Renaissance”
How did the designer and curators create the exhibition “Florence at the Dawn of the Renaissance”?
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Lessons from the Romans on Getting the New Year Off to a Good Start
Many New Year’s customs originated with Janus, Roman god of doorways and beginnings.
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Christmas at the South Pole: Conserving Sites of Antarctic Exploration
Conservators preserve sites from the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration.
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William Krisel, Southern California’s Architect
The William Krisel archive is the latest addition to the Getty Research Institute’s architecture collections.
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Pollarding the Getty Knuckle Trees
What is this strange tree, and why does it look this way? Pollarding explored and explained.
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Seven Ways of Seeing “Lion Attacking a Horse”
Artwork, relic of lost grandeur, stone monument—this sculpture is many things at once.
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Developing an Online Scholarly Museum Catalogue
We just launched our first online scholarly catalogue, Ancient Carved Ambers.
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What Can We Learn from Artists’ Projects in Museums?
A panel of curators, educators, and artists explore three pioneering artist-museum collaborations.
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¡América Tropical! Celebrating a Siqueiros Masterpiece
A day of fun on Olvera Street honors the unveiling of Siqueiros’s mural America Tropical.
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Simultaneous Viewing and Ray Metzker’s Composites
An exhibition of Metzker’s photographs offers “assembled related moments presented for simultaneous viewing.”
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A Virtual Model of the Villa dei Papiri
A virtual-reality model reveals the splendor of this Roman villa.
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Overpromise, Lie, and Other Questionable Political Advice from 64 B.C.
Unvarnished advice for political candidates from ancient Rome, courtesy of Cicero’s political-genius brother.
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