How I Learned to Swing Dance (Sort of) at Friday Flights
In her second week as a Getty intern, Rosie Narasaki gracefully accepts our challenge: dance poorly, and repeatedly, in public.
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New SFMOMA Catalogue Gives Museums 5 Reasons to Embrace Digital Publishing
SFMOMA’s new online catalogue of Robert Rauschenberg’s work harnesses multimedia, archival material, and more.
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Getty Voices: OSCI and The Future of Digital Publishing
Digital isn't just revolutionizing publishing—it's revolutionizing the museum.
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Seven Works of Art that Make Me Think About Being an American
What work of art screams ‘America’ to you? This is a reflection on works of art that make you think about national identity.
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India’s Vibrant Cultural Heritage Comes to Life at Nagaur Fort
A dramatic transformation of India's Nagaur Fort.
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Harald Szeemann, From Vision to Nail
A five-person team at the Research Institute has finished cataloging Harald Szeemann’s monumental Project Files.
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Unearthing ‘70s Architecture in L.A.
The 1970s are the “missing years” of L.A.’s architectural history. A reappraisal.
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Artists Reinventing the Museum, A Google Art Talk with Sam Durant
Artists are helping museums transform themselves for the 21st century. A conversation.
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“The Everlasting Cycle of Becoming and Fading”: Thomas W. Gaehtgens on Philipp Otto Runge’s “Times of Day”
“Runge’s prints represent far more than merely the times of day. The cycle of the day represents in fact the cycle of life.”
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Philipp Otto Runge’s “Times of Day,” A Monument of German Romantic Art
This remarkable four-print series depicts the coming and departing of light, which points to the cycles of life from conception to death.
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Getty Voices: The Stones of Rome
A behind-the-scenes look at stone conservation in the Eternal City.
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The Monuments Men and the Race to Save Masterpieces, A Q&A with Robert Edsel
“What makes a man risk his life to save someone else’s life, much less a work of art?”
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