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Medieval Manuscripts Alive: Middle French

Zrinka Stahuljak | August 11, 2015

A chivalrous soap opera, read aloud.

Bringing the Cave Temples of Dunhuang to California Classrooms

Karen Leong Clancy | August 5, 2015

Chinese culture comes to California classrooms.

Multicultural Undergraduate Intern Diary: Emily Butts

Emily Butts | July 30, 2015

Interns in their own words.

Five Ways of Seeing Van Gogh’s Irises

Chenglin Lee | July 29, 2015

Many ways to see a Van Gogh.

“Who is this man named J. P. Getty?” M. Knoedler & Co. and Getty the Collector

Sarah Glover | July 28, 2015

J. Paul Getty, the mysterious art hunter.

Bringing Barbara Kruger’s “Whose Values” into the Classroom

Kaitlynn Redell | July 27, 2015

A new lesson plan brings Barbara Kruger’s question-based art project to life for teachers and students

Decoding the Medieval Volvelle

Rheagan Martin | July 23, 2015

It's part timepiece, part floppy disk, and part crystal ball.

A 17th-Century Face-Off

Louis Marchesano | July 18, 2015

Masterpieces aren’t the only important objects in art history.

14 Fascinating Facts about the Cave Temples of Dunhuang

Annelisa Stephan | July 15, 2015

A look at one of the cultural and artistic wonders of the world.

Getty Gardens: Brown Is the New Green

Lyra Kilston | July 13, 2015

To adapt to the California drought, the Getty embraces the brown.

Opposites Attract

Karen Hellman and Sarah Freeman | July 8, 2015

For 19th-century photographers, the negative was the true work of art.

Vinum, Vidi, Vici

Michael Dietler | June 29, 2015

How did wine first come to France?

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