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An Artist’s Pet Dog Photobombs the Middle Ages

Elizabeth Morrison | August 3, 2016

Scholarly canine research.

A Conservation Plan for Het Schip in Amsterdam

Antoine Wilmering | July 15, 2016

A Getty Foundation grant helps keep Michel de Klerk’s brick masterpiece shipshape

Seeing Dunhuang through a Single Manuscript

Michelle McCoy | July 13, 2016

Retracing the steps of a medieval pilgrim.

Artist Saskia Wilson-Brown Uses Scent as a Creative Medium

Allison Ramirez | July 7, 2016

Fragrance as art.

How a Pair of Roman Mosaics Journeyed from Southern France to SoCal

Nicole Budrovich | July 6, 2016

The history of two ancient mosaics—now reunited in L.A.—encompasses farmhands, French noblemen, American tycoons, and a Hollywood talent agent.

Who Built This Wall?

Elizabeth Mansfield | June 30, 2016

Scholars collaborate to understand a mysterious Crusader-era structure.

Exhibition on Ancient Buddhist Caves Inspires Storytelling by Cornelia Funke

Rebecca Peabody | June 23, 2016

Inside the author’s creative process.

Learn, Make, Sing, and Dance this Summer at the Getty

Val Tate | June 23, 2016

All-ages tours, workshops, and music.

Artist Duo Puts a Contemporary Spin on Old Master Tapestries

Kim Sadler | June 22, 2016

A new art form blends tapestry and sculpture.

Pataphysical Metadata and Alfred Jarry’s Web of Influence

Antonio Beecroft | June 20, 2016

Expanding connections that begin with one eccentric.

The Silk Road Ensemble Interprets Dunhuang through Spontaneous Live Music

Annelisa Stephan | June 13, 2016

Centuries-old Buddhist caves inspire contemporary artists.

My Internship in the Culture Wars

Jack Ludden | June 6, 2016

A fateful summer in Washington, D.C.

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