For Art History, Generosity Is the Real Power of the Internet
An art historian and blogger talks about open access, the Baroque, and 17th-century executions.
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Clay Sculptures of Archivists Show the Human Face of Big Data
Artist Nuala Creed sculpts the people who make the Web.
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A First Experiment with 360 Video at the Getty
A virtual tour of a tapestry exhibition.
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Artistic Techniques for Creating Light and Shadow
Behind the scenes on set.
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Conservation Up Close: Maillol’s Torso of Dina
Museum conservators solve a mystery during the routine treatment of an outdoor sculpture.
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Getty Salad Garden: Julian Hoeber
Julian Hoeber on the reality and mythology of being an artist.
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“Make for Yourself First” — Tips from a Favorite Instagrammer on Art and Creativity
Writer and photographer Matt Allard on inspiration, writing, and success on social media.
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Comestibles—With a Side of Comedy—in Medieval and Renaissance Theater
Gluttony, tall tales, and raunchy humor on the classical stage.
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Who’s More Gluttonous, the Rich or the Poor?
The worst sin? Illuminated manuscripts present two different perceptions of gluttony.
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Star Wars and Medieval Manuscripts
A Star Wars-inspired tour of celestial images in our manuscripts collection.
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Why Aren’t People Eating in Medieval Depictions of Feasts?
The medieval struggle to resist sin.
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What Can You Do with Kids at the Getty Center?
Visit the giant bug, create a scavenger hunt on the fly, and help yourself to the giant rolling lawn.
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