Field Report from the Art History Olympics, the 33rd CIHA Congress
The International CIHA meeting is the scholarly Olympics of the art history world.
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Read MoreA curator gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse at installing an exhibition.
Read MoreAncient Greek and Roman music through artwork and instruments descended from ancient ones.
Read MoreThe conversation of Rubens’ work is part of the Getty’s Panel Paintings Initiative.
Read MoreInside the Karl Schneider archive at the Getty Research Institute.
Read MoreChicago was one of several California artists in the 1960’s who adopted techniques and materials from L.A.’s car culture.
Read MorePacific Standard Time officially ended in Los Angeles on March 31, but it continues nearly 6,000 miles away in Berlin. Pacific Standard Time: Kunst in Los Angeles 1950–1980 opened at the Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin on March 15th. With double...
Read MoreFrom Casablanca to Saving Private Ryan, the horrors and heroisms of World War II have provided decades of cinematic material. However, as director Fred Zinnemann masterfully demonstrated, meticulous exploration of the human experience—both immediately before the war (The Seventh...
Read MoreVan Gogh’s Irises is now available for your personal art collection, along with Turner’s Modern Rome, Rembrandt’s The Abduction of Europa, and over 3,000 more artworks from the J. Paul Getty Museum. We’re excited to join 134 other museums,...
Read MoreKomar and Melamid created canvases to represent the most wanted (and unwanted) visual imagery for different countries. The results were telling, and hilarious.
Read MoreWhen you hear the word “Gothic,” what comes to mind? Black-lipstick-wearing teens? Cathedrals with flying buttresses? What about lavender pudding or torta bonissima? Students at the Getty learned what tickled the Gothic sweet tooth at a culinary course that...
Read MoreA glimpse inside the process of Matta-Clark’s cutouts.
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