“An Object Called Art”
More than a monument of outsider art, Watts Towers celebrate the creativity that exists in every human being.
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5 Questions about the State of Photography in L.A. Today
Quick takes on photography and L.A. from four experts.
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Hidden Beneath the Ruins of Eleutherna
Recently unearthed from the ruins of an ancient city in Greece, a group of carved ivories provides a window into the dawn of Christian art in Byzantium.
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The Photographs That Helped Save a National Icon
Carleton Watkins’s powerful images helped convince Congress to save Yosemite.
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Medieval Manuscripts Alive
Hear medieval manuscripts read aloud. First up: Ge’ez, the language of the Ethiopian church.
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Getty from 3 to 5pm: Museum Guidebooks, Then and Now
Guidebooks from the ’50s join our Virtual Library.
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A Greek Green Man
Why is a Gothic carving in an exhibition of Byzantine art?
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Who Was James Ensor?
Belgium’s most eccentric, scandalous, and shocking painter is the focus of an exhibition at the Getty Center this summer.
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When Spray Cans Meet Quill Pens
A new exhibition pairs rare books from the 15th to 18th centuries with Los Angeles graffiti artists.
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Artists, Educators, and Curators on L.A. and Photography
Photography turned 175 this year. Audio and recaps from the special celebratory symposium.
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Who Is George Seurat’s “Indian Man”?
Help us solve an art-historical mystery.
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The Fur-Cloaked Prophet: Elijah and the “City of Beavers”
Religion, commerce, and art combine in the unusual story of a Byzantine icon from Kastoria, Greece.
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