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For Art History, Generosity Is the Real Power of the Internet

Sarah Waldorf | March 10, 2016

An art historian and blogger talks about open access, the Baroque, and 17th-century executions.

Friendship and Stewardship

Michael Ward Stout | March 9, 2016

Remembering Robert as client, friend, and artist.

“Black is the most essential color”: Odilon Redon’s Noirs

Alessandra Nardi | March 5, 2016

A fascination with darkness, insomnia, and dreams

One Artist, Two Museums, Many Interpretations

Britt Salvesen | March 2, 2016

A preview of Robert Mapplethorpe: The Perfect Medium.

Photos of L.A. Beneath the Noir

Paul Bisceglio | January 26, 2016

Pictures of L.A., beyond the stereotypes.

VIDEO: Exploring & Conserving Jackson Pollock’s Mural

Getty Media | January 19, 2016

Two years of collaboration between conservators and conservation scientists has helped conserve this seminal work.

Photography Pro Tips from Alex Barber

Allison Ramirez | November 25, 2015

#GettyInspired photographer Alex Barber’s pro-tips on cameras and great shots.

Digital Publishing Needs New Tools

Eric Gardner | November 16, 2015

How can we humanize the experience of digital publishing?

Julius Shulman’s Journey to City Hall

Christopher James Alexander | October 28, 2015

Los Angeles at the mayor’s office.

10 Frank Gehry Buildings to See in L.A.

Tristan Bravinder | September 28, 2015

Gehry has been designing in L.A. since the late 1970s. Here, a few of his projects.

The Miracle of Paul Cézanne’s Watercolors

Christopher Lloyd | September 21, 2015

Cézanne’s watercolors changed European art forever.

Andrea del Sarto’s Seductive Saints

Aimee Ng | September 10, 2015

Why Renaissance artists rendered sacred bodies beautiful and erotic.

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