Heinrich Geissler’s Groundbreaking Archive
A newly catalogued archive sheds light on how art history was written in Germany after the war.
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Medieval Meditations on the Human Condition
In honor of Day With(out) Art, a selection of images that make us more human.
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Discovering “Daisies”
A film as beautiful as it is weird.
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Édouard Manet’s Spring Joins the Getty Museum Galleries
For Manet, fashion and the femininity were metaphors for the skilled artifice of painting itself.
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The Radical Artistic Vision of Manet’s Jeanne (Spring)
This beautiful painting contains the germ of modern art as we know it.
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“We Are All the Same”: A Conversation with Josef Koudelka
What makes an artist? Questions for the great Czech photographer.
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Museum Catalogues from Eight Institutions You Can Now Read Online
Another online collections catalogue supported by the Getty Foundation has launched
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A New Walled Order?
Walls don’t work. So why do we keep building them?
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Meet Jeffrey Spier, the Getty Museum’s New Antiquities Chief
What the Getty Museum’s new senior curator of antiquities has on his to-do list.
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How Should We Remember the Berlin Wall?
“We believe that celebrations and congratulatory moments must give way to more creative engagement.”
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10 Reasons Peter Paul Rubens Is the Ultimate Renaissance Man
Multitasker, social media genius, collector, diplomat.
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My Lifelong Quest for Color
Writer Victoria Finlay devotes her life to uncovering the human stories behind colors
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