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Getty Museum Honored for Exhibitions and Acquisitions

Timothy Potts | February 9, 2016

Getty Museum staff take home honors for exhibitions and programs in 2015.

Modernism’s Maverick: A Conversation with Harry Gesner

Jane Szita | February 4, 2016

“Nature is my teacher, rather than other architecture. I don’t study other people’s work.”

L.A. Band Writes Techno Music Inspired by Van Gogh

Allison Ramirez | February 4, 2016

Van Gogh’s painting inspires a song “Drowning in Irises” by Dance Spirit

Talking the Global Middle Ages with Curator Bryan Keene

Sarah Waldorf | February 2, 2016

Curator Bryan Keene takes questions from inquiring Instagrammers

Photos of L.A. Beneath the Noir

Paul Bisceglio | January 26, 2016

Pictures of L.A., beyond the stereotypes.

10 Tips for Making the Most of Tours at the Getty

Ashley Medina | January 22, 2016

I went on a day of back-to-back museum tours, and here’s what I learned.

Royal Cavities: The Bitter Implications of Sugar Consumption in Early Modern Europe

Joseph Imorde | January 19, 2016

The sweet tooth of European royalty and its rotten consequences.

18th-Century Clock Reminds Us That Time Flies

Jeffrey Weaver | January 12, 2016

A newly acquired masterpiece from the great age of clock-making.

Illustrating the World’s Most Notorious Troublemakers

Allison Ramirez | January 7, 2016

Dreamlike illustrations inspired by ancient art and myth.

Comestibles—With a Side of Comedy—in Medieval and Renaissance Theater

Sharon Diane King | January 6, 2016

Gluttony, tall tales, and raunchy humor on the classical stage.

Digitizing Photography Incunabula

Kathrin Schönegg | January 4, 2016

Some of the world’s earliest photographically illustrated books are being digitized by the Getty Research Institute.

Who’s More Gluttonous, the Rich or the Poor?

Diane Lee | December 29, 2015

The worst sin? Illuminated manuscripts present two different perceptions of gluttony.

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