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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Symposium Presents New Research on the Medieval Bestiary
An interdisciplinary approach to the complex bestiary tradition.
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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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Crossing the Line: The “Disgusting” Female Body as Artistic Medium of Resistance
Performance art and feminism.
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Funerary Portraiture Helps Scholars Reconstruct the Social History of Ancient Palmyra
Faces of ancient Palmyra.
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The Living Room War: A Conversation with Artist Martha Rosler
“What I thought of doing was taking these damn news photographs and putting them on images of our living rooms.”
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Three Graduate Interns on Installing Bouchardon: Royal Artist of the Enlightenment
The high-stakes ballet of installing an art exhibition.
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Why Are So Many Instagrammers Taking the Same Photo at the Getty?
Asking instagrammers why they love the #GriddyCenter.
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Amplifying the Sound of Russian Futurist Poetry
Russian sound poetry, on the page and in pixels.
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Edme Bouchardon’s Pocket-Sized Masterpieces
The young Edme Bouchardon sketches Rome—and himself.
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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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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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