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Fresco, The Eternal Medium

Allison Ramirez | May 12, 2016

“It’s like painting with molten marble.”

How Do People Confront Mapplethorpe’s Photography Today?

William Zaluski | May 12, 2016

Facilitating open dialogue among diverse viewpoints.

Finding Beauty in Unexpected Places: The Wagstaff Collection of Photographs

Sarah Zabrodski | May 11, 2016

Inside the vast collection of Sam Wagstaff, photography’s champion.

Tweeting from the Getty Villa…and Cooing, Hooting, and Squawking

David Saunders | May 10, 2016

There are birds in the gardens and the galleries.

The Global, Multicultural Past of Dunhuang

Annelisa Stephan | May 9, 2016

Talking Dunhuang with Mimi Gardner Gates.

Black and White Aren’t Opposites After All

Qasim Zaidi | May 6, 2016

How do our brains process light and dark?

Rembrandt at 18

Anne Woollett | May 5, 2016

A newly rediscovered Rembrandt offers a glimpse at the budding artist.

Creating Art from the Stuff of Nature

Allison Ramirez | May 5, 2016

Portland artist Deb Stoner talks about her botanically inspired photographs.

A Curio of the Late-20th-Century New York Arts Scene

Mark Simon Haydn | May 5, 2016

A poster by Rea Tajiri signifies an important time in the video artist’s career

Embracing the Digital Future of Art Books

James Cuno | May 4, 2016

Getty Publications launches a new series of open-access collection catalogues.

Cooking with Artists

Andrea Gyorody | May 3, 2016

A 1977 MoMA cookbook pairs modern art and cuisine.

Orgies of Color: Degas’s Russian Dancers

Alessandra Nardi | May 3, 2016

These exuberant dancers contrast strongly with Degas’s earlier ethereal ballerinas

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