It Begins Again: “The Flávio Story” Retold
Exhibition focuses on one the most complicated, compelling, and revisited stories of the famed photographer’s career.
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PODCAST: Pierre Koenig’s Modernist LA Homes
Architectural historian Neil Jackson explores key works by this important Los Angeles architect.
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PODCAST: The Lives of Velázquez
Getty curator Anne Woollett explores the life of this great painter through two biographies by his contemporaries.
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Exhibition Explores the Villa dei Papiri, Inspiration for the Getty Villa and Source of the Classical World’s Only Complete Library
New exhibition focuses on the Getty Villa’s ancient model
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PODCAST: Real and Fantastical Beasts from the Medieval World to Contemporary Art
What did people in medieval Europe believe about animals and how have those beliefs impacted art and culture then and now?
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An International Conservation Partnership Is Preserving Herculaneum, Ancient Roman Town Buried by Vesuvius
International partners work to preserve an ancient Roman site.
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10 Surprising Facts about Books of Beasts from the European Middle Ages
A bite-sized introduction to the bestiary of the European Middle Ages.
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The Bad Side of the Medieval Bestiary
Ominous imagery in the book of beasts.
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An Introduction to the Bestiary, Book of Beasts in the Medieval World
An exhibition and catalogue explore this unique medieval book and its long influence.
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A New Exhibition Explores Balthazar, a Black African King in Medieval and Renaissance European Art
Curators seek your feedback on an exhibition-in-progress.
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Written in the Stars: Astronomy and Astrology in Medieval Manuscripts
The position of the signs of the zodiac in the night sky and movement of the planets influenced everyday decisions in the Middle Ages, from bloodletting to flower picking.
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PODCAST: New Insights into Jacopo da Pontormo’s Style with Curator Davide Gasparotto
Exploring the art and politics of Florence in the late 1520s through the works of one painter.
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