Edme Bouchardon’s Pocket-Sized Masterpieces
The young Edme Bouchardon sketches Rome—and himself.
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Discovering Edible Detroit
A curator discovers more than she anticipated about the city of Detroit.
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Using Open-Source Software to Protect English Heritage
Protecting cultural heritage in London and Lincoln with the Arches platform.
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The Bug That Had the World Seeing Red
A Mesoamerican insect once created a precious commodity.
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New Year, New Changes for the Getty Villa
Reimagining the Getty Villa.
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Making the Workplace We Want
Playing cards for grown-ups at work, inspired by design thinking.
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Illuminating Alchemy’s Colorful Peacock Stage
A rare manuscript shows the colorful bird as symbol of alchemical transformation.
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Barbaric Indifference: A Conversation with Artist Alfredo Jaar
“The Rwandan people deserved better than what the world media had done with the genocide, and so I went to witness it.”
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A World War I Exhibition Finds New Meanings in France
Political art goes home.
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Surprises as an Ancient Statue Is Prepped to Receive Its Missing Head
Discovery of a cryptic message while reuniting an ancient head and body.
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Not-Your-Average Visitor’s Take on the Getty
The Getty from a Getty's point of view.
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Edme Bouchardon’s Sleeping Faun Takes Up Residence in the Getty’s Entrance Hall
A nude mythological sculpture provides a preview to a Bouchardon moment at the Getty.
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