The Correspondence of Art-World Power Couple Lawrence Alloway and Sylvia Sleigh
Newly digitized letters reveal a romantic and intellectual love affair.
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The Most Influential Southern Art School You Never Heard Of
At Black Mountain College, avant-garde artists taught students to teach themselves
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“Black is the most essential color”: Odilon Redon’s Noirs
A fascination with darkness, insomnia, and dreams
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Introducing Getty Scholars’ Workspace, An Open-Source Humanities Research Tool
A new tool for museums and archives to support born-digital research.
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When an Amphora Is Not Just an Amphora: Greek Antiquities as Presidential Gifts
Why did the Greek state give antiquities to U.S. officials as diplomatic gifts?
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Behind the Scenes of a Special Exhibition at the Getty
How Getty Museum curators, conservators, registrars, and exhibition coordinators came together and organized the exhibition "Noir: The Romance of Black in 19th Century French Drawings and Paintings."
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Athens through a Panoramic Lens
Dramatic panoramas of Athens evoke the past in the present.
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Photos of L.A. Beneath the Noir
Pictures of L.A., beyond the stereotypes.
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Global Pathways through Medieval Manuscripts and the Modern Museum
Contextualizing early book arts in world history.
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18th-Century Clock Reminds Us That Time Flies
A newly acquired masterpiece from the great age of clock-making.
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Getty Salad Garden: Michael Parker
On bowls as sculpture, the beauty of ugly fruit, and performance art.
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Digitizing Photography Incunabula
Some of the world’s earliest photographically illustrated books are being digitized by the Getty Research Institute.
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