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David Hockney in the Promised Land

Clare Kunny | January 14, 2014

Why is vibrant color, like green, characteristic of Hockney’s landscapes of Northern England?

A Medieval Soap Opera

Elizabeth Morrison and Bryan Keene | January 7, 2014

Falling in love in the Middle Ages was more of a roller-coaster ride than today’s soap operas.

The Miracles at Canterbury

Cheryl Preston | December 26, 2013

Born from Thomas Becket’s martyrdom on December 29, 1170, the stained glass in Trinity Chapel at Canterbury Cathedral reveals some of the most fascinating tales of the miraculous.

An Illuminated Christmas

Annelisa Stephan | December 25, 2013

A nearly 900-year-old nativity scene, rendered in gold and jewel tones.

Proclamations in Clay

Audrey Chan and Anna Mayer | December 4, 2013

Make your own regal proclamation in rolled clay with these tips from artist Anna Mayer.

In Search of One of the World’s Oldest Religions

Annelisa Stephan | December 2, 2013

One of the world’s oldest surviving religions, Zoroastrianism played an important role in the history of ancient Persia.

Traditional English Recipes with a California Flair

Sarah Waldorf | November 28, 2013

Our chefs share their 21st-century updates on traditional English favorites.

“As Inspiration Dictates”: Henri Matisse on Color

Miranda Sklaroff | November 14, 2013

In a 1941 interview, Henri Matisse reveals his approach to color.

Frederick Hammersley Foundation Donates Archive to the Getty Research Institute

Glenn Phillips | November 6, 2013

“Despite their precise lines and construction, Hammersley’s work displays a personal touch, guided by his belief in intuition as an important principle for art making.”