Dean of Canterbury Cathedral Offers Tales of Art and Creativity
Hear Dean Willis's Talk about the History and Art of Canterbury.
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Travertine Improv
Four hands transform the Getty Center into a massive musical instrument.
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The Monuments Men and the Race to Save Masterpieces, A Q&A with Robert Edsel
“What makes a man risk his life to save someone else’s life, much less a work of art?”
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Day Without Art: Robert Mapplethorpe and His Artistic Shift
Mapplethorpe used the camera as a means of taking artistic control over his AIDS diagnosis.
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How Do You Sing The Renaissance? Lionheart Does a Roaring Good Job
This vocal group brings to life a partially lost 14th-century hymn book.
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Actor Peter Weller Discusses Renaissance Florence (and Answers Your Questions!)
Robocop an art historian? Yes! Peter Weller answers questions about Italian Renaissance art.
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What Can We Learn from Artists’ Projects in Museums?
A panel of curators, educators, and artists explore three pioneering artist-museum collaborations.
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¡América Tropical! Celebrating a Siqueiros Masterpiece
A day of fun on Olvera Street honors the unveiling of Siqueiros’s mural America Tropical.
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Overpromise, Lie, and Other Questionable Political Advice from 64 B.C.
Unvarnished advice for political candidates from ancient Rome, courtesy of Cicero’s political-genius brother.
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Being Jewish in Austria: Four Questions for Writer and Critic Ruth Kluger
A conversation with writer, literary critic, and Vienna native Ruth Kluger.
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An Interview with the Creative Team behind Euripides’ “Helen” at the Getty Villa
Video interviews of the stars, director, and playwright behind the production of Euripides’ Helen.
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18th-Century Art for the 21st-Century Classroom
What can you do with French decorative arts, paper, and scissors?
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