The Epic Creation of a Last Masterpiece
An equestrian statue of Louis XV required 15 years of labor and 30 tons of metal.
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What Is Concrete Poetry?
Innovative visual, verbal, and sonic wordplay.
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Symposium Presents New Research on the Medieval Bestiary
An interdisciplinary approach to the complex bestiary tradition.
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Creating Sustainable Strategies for Managing Collection Environments
What makes a “safe” environment for museum collections?
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Songs of Stone
Does poetry still speak to us?
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The Rediscovery of Guercino
Restoring the reputation of an Italian seicento master.
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Studying Sculpture by Learning How to Draw It
The linked arts of drawing and sculpture.
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Scholarly Workshop Addresses Questions about the Mutual Influences between Egypt, Greece, and Rome
Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome in context.
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Planting for Power in Ancient Rome
Plants as power.
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Allan Sekula’s Papers Reveal His Art, Writing, and Thought Process
New acquisition provides insights into an artist’s distinctive practice.
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Thinking about Sisyphus (Or, the Afterlife with Some Rock ‘n’ Roll)
Sisyphus through the ages.
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@GettyHub Twitter Offers News for Researchers and Practitioners in Conservation, Art History, and Cultural Heritage
Experiments in user-focused social media.
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