The Never-Ending History of Artists and Books
How do artists’ books reveal new possibilities for both art and books?
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For a Painting to Survive, So Must Its Canvas
A new grant initiative prepares conservators to care for aging paintings on canvas.
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New Scholarship on the Origins of Latin American Museums
Scholars address the complex history of museums in Latin America.
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Meet the Real François-Thomas Germain, Sculptor-Silversmith of the Enlightenment
A tale of a French silversmith and his video-game double.
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Making a Book about Artists’ Books
How a book on artists' books came to be.
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Of Muses and Magnets, or, Inspiration for a New Technique in Stone Conservation
A sarcophagus bearing the Muses sparks innovation in the conservation studio.
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Eagle as Ideal Ruler from the Ancient World to the Founding Fathers
The God-fearing raptor of medieval manuscripts.
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The Bonnacon, Laughing Stock of the Medieval Bestiary
The dung-flinging beast of medieval manuscripts.
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The Beauty of Greek and Roman Glass
A curator selects five favorite works of ancient glass.
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Visions of Paradise in a Global Middle Ages: Illuminated Manuscripts and Infinite Gems from India and Europe
A new exhibition explores depictions of paradise across Europe and Asia.
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Framed and Fabulous: An Ancient Tondo Returns to View
An unusual marble bust sparks new research.
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Making the Getty Villa’s New Audio Guide
Bringing the stories of ancient art to life in your ears.
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