PODCAST: Thelma Golden on the Past and Future of the Studio Museum in Harlem
The museum’s director shares insights into the institution’s beginnings, its influential role in broadening the art historical cannon, and its exciting future plans.
Audio & Video
Highlights of Getty multimedia, new and from the archives.
Digging into David Tudor's Archive
In this episode of the Art + Ideas podcast, Getty president Jim Cuno explores the archives of avant-garde musician David Tudor (1926–1996), which constitutes a complete record of Tudor’s activity as a performer and composer who often incorporated visual elements like sculptures, found objects, video, light circuits into his live electronic work.
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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.
PODCAST: How Photographer Carleton Watkins Chronicled the West
Art historian Tyler Green discusses the life and legacy of an understudied photographer.
PODCAST: The Unusual Life of Photographer Julia Margaret Cameron
The story of a pioneering artist as told by Virginia Woolf, critic Roger Fry, and the artist herself.
PODCAST: Thomas Hines on Arthur Drexler and MoMA’s Department of Architecture and Design
Tracing the development of architecture and design at MoMA through the career of its longest-serving curator.
PODCAST: Artist Tacita Dean and Her Many Mediums
A wide-ranging conversation on the life and practice of a thoughtful and provocative contemporary artist.
Video: Saving Tutankhamen’s Tomb
A decade of work to preserve one of antiquity’s best-known sites.
PODCAST: Preserving and Conserving Gunpowder in the Art of Cai Guo-Qiang
Artist Cai Guo-Qiang discusses his relationship with his unusual medium and his collaboration with GCI scientists to preserve his art.
PODCAST: Contextualizing the Nude in Renaissance Painting, Sculpture, and Drawing
The curator discusses a groundbreaking exhibition on the nude human figure in Renaissance art.
PODCAST: The Salk Institute Part 2 – Conservation for the Future
How does the architecture of the Salk affect the science performed there, and how can careful conservation support this work?
PODCAST: The Salk Institute Part 1 – Founding and Forming
Understanding the special relationship between a scientist and an architect that led to the Salk Institute.
PODCAST: India & the World with Curator Naman Ahuja
Using objects to tell the long history of our “global village” from the Bronze Age to the present day.
