Art for the Whole Body
New tours combine movement, mindfulness, and sharing to engage with art “below the neck.”
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Aeschylus’s Persian Queen: An Actor’s Craft
Bringing alive an ancient queen.
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Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names Released as Linked Open Data
The second of four databases to be made available for free download.
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Conservation Tools: The GC/MS Instrument
This scientific tool helps conservators understand artwork from the tiniest of samples.
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A Guide to Aeschylus’s “Persians”
A theater-goer's guide to the western world's oldest play.
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Music of a Megalopolis: A Playlist for “In Focus: Tokyo”
A music soundtrack for the exhibition “In Focus: Tokyo.”
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An Intimate View of Tokyo
Four photographers capture an intimate view of the most populous cities in the world: Tokyo.
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Revisiting a Florentine Master
New research on Pacino di Bonaguida, a central figure in the rise of the Renaissance in Florence.
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A Wartime Apocalypse, in Miniature
Tiny, feverish watercolors by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner express the anxious hopes of an entire generation of European artists.
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New Report Visualizes Cultural History through “Big Data”
Using science to map art history.
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Byzantine Los Angeles
A visit to the heart of L.A.’s Greek Orthodox community.
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A Better World through Chivalry
Chivalry gets a 21st-century, multi-generational spin through these artists’ workshops.
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