Three Reasons to Love Marie-Antoinette
Before her ill-fated end, Marie-Antoinette was a peerless patron of the decorative arts.
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Art Historians Share Progress on Exhibitions for Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA
Work is in full swing on dozens of Pacific Standard Time exhibitions slated for 2017.
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Two American Photographers at Home
Two American photographers are united through a new exhibition at the Huntington.
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Barbara Kruger and L.A. Teenagers Team Up to Ask, “Whose Values?”
The contemporary artist worked with over 400 high schoolers to question, comment, and create.
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Peter Paul Rubens Unrolls in L.A.
See how Peter Paul Rubens’s enormous tapestries were installed at the Getty.
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“Where You and Image Blend”: On Learning from Minor White
“Concentration, contemplation, and meditation were at his core whether making, studying, listening, or engaging. He preferred to be alone with silence, spirit, self.”
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Meet FRED!
What’s used in law enforcement and at the Getty Research Institute? FRED!
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Anatomy in Wax, Wood, and Ink
“These prints preserve a fascinating moment in the history of art and science, through the meeting point of anatomy.”
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Tokyo Stories
Three filmmakers have radically different takes on the city of Tokyo.
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Chris Killip Reveals the Sublime in the Everyday
Chris Killip’s photographs depict hard-working people in a bleak yet visually stunning setting.
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Does It Matter If Artists Are Queer?
“Should an artist’s sexuality even be a part of the academic and public dialogue?”
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The Art of Seduction
Is this book a warning lesson or an incitement to sin?
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