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New Podcast on Powerful Women Artists from the Getty Museum
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Vital New Podcast on Powerful Women Artists from the Getty Museum Alice Neel Viva la Mujer Lee Krasner Deal with It Betye Saar Your Particular Jellybean Helen Frankenthaler Let ’er Rip Yoko Ono A Kind of Meeting Point Eva Hesse Oh, More Absurdity From the Getty: Radical Women What was it like to be a woman making art during the feminist and civil rights movements? In this season of Recording Artists, host Helen Molesworth delves into the lives and careers of six women artists spanning several generations. Hear them describe, in their own words, their work, relationships, and feelings about the ongoing march of feminism. Contemporary artists and art historians join the conversation, offering their own perspectives on the recordings and exploring what it meant—and still means—to be a woman and an artist. This podcast is based on interviews from the 1960s and ’70s by Cindy Nemser and Barbara Rose, drawn from the archives of the Getty Research Institute.
#GettyFire Context - How architects made California’s Getty Museum fireproof
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London Calling at Getty Museum
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Gregg Chadwick @ greggchadwick 4s 4 seconds ago Beverly Hills, CA London Calling - So excited for this exhibit at @GettyMuseum Opens on July 26, 2016 http://www. getty.edu/art/exhibition s/london/ … #Kitaj #Freud #Auerbach Love the catalog - Thank you RB Kitaj School of L.A. (RB Kitaj - Westwood 3/08/07) Gregg Chadwick 40"x30" oil on linen 2007
Great Read on Getty Museum's Blog "The Iris" -Looking at a Painting as a Conservator
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Introducing the Getty Museum's Open Content Program
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by Gregg Chadwick Unknown maker, French (photographer) , Polyorama Panoptique Lorchette Enchantée, French, about 1855, Lithograph, colored, Image: 8.3 x 16.5 cm (3 1/4 x 6 1/2 in.) Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program The Getty Museum in Los Angeles is making available, without charge, all available digital images to which the Getty holds rights or that are in the public domain. These images may be used for any purpose. No permission is required. As an artist I am excited to delve into the Getty's rich collection in search of inspiration. In our litigious and money conscious world, it is refreshing that the Getty Museum and the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam are putting creativity and scholarship above image control and profit. Download free images of artworks in the Getty Museum's collection at Open Content Images . "Why open content? Why now? The Getty was founded on the conviction that understanding art makes the world a bet...