“A Great Passion for Old Stones and Walls”
Snapshots of Greece’s ancient monuments from an era before photography.
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A Salad Garden Grows at the Getty: An Interview with Julia Sherman of Salad for President
An installation of organic heirloom vegetables and salad greens has sprouted at the Getty.
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Windows into Paris
Photographer Gail Albert-Halaban spent a year exploring apartment windows of Paris.
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Inside the Papers of Longtime LACMA Curator Maurice Tuchman
Inside the papers of the innovative and controversial curator.
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Poem for a Boxer at Rest
“In composing a poem inspired by the Boxer, it was natural for me to speak from his point of view.”
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An Artist Who Sees Holiness in Wonder Bread
“Her work was about joy and, she said, giving people an idea of what harmony might look like.”
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Six Meditations on Versailles
A 1712 print depicts the palace of Versailles as capital of politics and pleasure.
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Why the Iconic Great Wave Swept the World
The world’s most iconic image of a tsunami isn’t actually a tsunami.
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Inside the Photography of Ishiuchi Miyako
70 years later, the Hiroshima bombing gives rise to hopeful art.
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The Secrets of Renaissance Creativity
A curator’s take on Andrea del Sarto.
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Scent, Spice, Salve at the Getty Villa
Ancient herbs in 21st-century life.
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Five Ways of Seeing Van Gogh’s Irises
Many ways to see a Van Gogh.
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