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For Art History, Generosity Is the Real Power of the Internet

Sarah Waldorf | March 10, 2016

An art historian and blogger talks about open access, the Baroque, and 17th-century executions.

Clay Sculptures of Archivists Show the Human Face of Big Data

Annelisa Stephan | March 8, 2016

Artist Nuala Creed sculpts the people who make the Web.

Dancing the Getty

Allison Ramirez | February 25, 2016

“Being an artist allows me to experience the world more fully.”

Inside the L.A. Studio of Artist Marnie Weber

Allison Ramirez | February 18, 2016

Mash-ups of Getty decorative arts, women, animals—and monsters

What Is the Future of the Photo Archive?

Rebecca Peabody | February 10, 2016

In the digital world, what will happen to the photo archive?

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.

Getty Salad Garden: Robert Irwin

Julia Sherman | December 30, 2015

Artist Robert Irwin shares his thoughts on creating art, gardens, and salads.

Star Wars and Medieval Manuscripts

Bryan C. Keene | December 14, 2015

A Star Wars-inspired tour of celestial images in our manuscripts collection.

Revitalizing Barbara Hepworth’s Figure for Landscape

Julie Wolfe | November 24, 2015

A behind-the-scenes look at restoring Barbara Hepworth’s 1960 sculpture “Figure for Landscape.”

The Invention of the Light Bulb Did Not Conquer the Night

Jane Brox | November 19, 2015

How painters depicted darkness even as the world embraced artificial light

Louis Style in the Getty Galleries

Anne Woollett and Gene Karraker | October 27, 2015

13 gorgeous frames from the Golden Age of French frame-making.

Hand-Colored Print Depicts the Land of Cockaigne, Mythical World of Self-Indulgence

Sarah Zabrodski | October 22, 2015

“Here you only worry about being happy!”

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