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In honor of the Spring Equinox, step into this painting depicting an ancient Roman festival. It's unsure which Roman festival the artist chose to depict, but it most likely is Floralia, a celebration of the goddess of flowers, fertility, and the renewing energy of spring.

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How a team of curators at @natgallerycan brought more women artists into galleries through a Getty-funded research project: gty.art/3NM9VLx

Finish the walking tour—and learn which building touted at its opening that it was the "safest structure in Los Angeles"—over on our website: gty.art/3NnRJrw

🚶‍♀️Continue north on Temple Street and cross Grand Avenue to The Music Center The Music Center is a monument to midcentury Los Angeles’s cultural ambitions, offering sweeping views of downtown and anchoring Grand Avenue’s modern architectural corridor.

A walking tour through one of Los Angeles's most important art and modern architecture corridors (Thread)

Jeanne (Spring), 1881, Édouard Manet. Getty Museum getty.edu/art/collection…

Happy Saint Patrick's Day! How many hidden 🍀 emojis can you find in this painting?

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Performance, Protest, Preservation: The Legacy of High Performance Magazine Consisting of panel discussions with artists, arts administrators, scholars and emerging professionals, as well as live performance events, this program examines performance as protest, magazine culture, and how to sustain radical performance practices. April 3 starting at 9:30am at the Getty Center getty.edu/calendar/perfo…

Looking for more art and culture in your life? There’s a Getty event for you! Performances, drawing lessons, artist talks, and more! getty.edu/calendar/