David Hockney in the Promised Land
Why is vibrant color, like green, characteristic of Hockney’s landscapes of Northern England?
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A Medieval Soap Opera
Falling in love in the Middle Ages was more of a roller-coaster ride than today’s soap operas.
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Learning from Snowflakes
A seemingly simple pop-up book can be the springboard to teach kids about identity and individuality.
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Rings of Fire: Research at Synchrotron Facilities
Conservation science never sleeps! And sometimes conservation scientists don’t either. What is it like to run experiments during the graveyard shift?
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Boot Camp for Conservators Explores X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry
In a joint Yale-Getty program, conservators learn to harness physics to analyze art.
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Proclamations in Clay
Make your own regal proclamation in rolled clay with these tips from artist Anna Mayer.
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In Search of One of the World’s Oldest Religions
One of the world’s oldest surviving religions, Zoroastrianism played an important role in the history of ancient Persia.
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The Cyrus Cylinder as Design Object
Why explains the Cyrus Cylinder’s shape?
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No Beauty Contest: 18th-Century English Lord Curates Getty Museum Gallery
Two pieces brought out from storage complete the story of the Judgment of Paris in a new installation at the Getty Center.
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An Agnès Varda Moment for L.A.
Speaking at the Getty this weekend, the centerpiece of a new LACMA show, and guest artistic director at the AFI Fest—all at age 85.
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Student-Built Día de los Muertos Altar Pays Tribute to L.A.’s Saints
A larger-than-life altarpiece featuring Saint Luke occupies the auditorium for Día de los Muertos.
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Laughing Out Loud! Rembrandt Self-Portrait Now on View at the Getty
A youthful, confident Rembrandt shakes things up in the paintings galleries.
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