What I learned my first day working at the Getty... (Becoming Artsy Episode 101: CONNECTED)
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2021
- In this episode of Becoming Artsy, Jessie Hendricks begins her new job at Getty. She ventures to the place where the Getty legacy began, the Getty Villa in Malibu, California. Jessie pursues a mosaic art project and interviews Curator of Antiquities Kenneth Lapatin in the outer peristyle of the Villa's gardens to talk Ancient Romans, Greek philosophers, and how the Getty Villa got its start.
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This is awesome! I have an undergrad degree in Interdisciplinary Humanities, and her ending statement is the same philosophy that I came away with during my studies: We are all connected through space and time by our emotional reactions to experiences and the actions that they initiate.
As an artist in training and college student who is taking an art history class I really enjoyed your enthusiasm and also showing us that people can love math and science but still have a creative us. That we don't have to separate the two but enjoy both subjects. The video was fun and super informational, I learned a lot from this video alone. I really enjoyed learning about the villa courtyard with all of the pillars. Also it being a place to relax in the shade while you take a walk with friends or family. This video was really great to watch!! Thank you Jessie!!!
As an artist and a college student who's taking an art history class, I found this video to be very informative and fun. The fact that you discussed how back then, "Friends and family" were an upmost importance to someone throughout hard times, really pinpointed me at a personal level, because it's true!!
New favorite show!! Jessie is so fun!!!
As a collage student, I believe the hostess connected to what we learned in class because she discusses the importance of history in art. She discusses Roman art and its history. The most important topic that was brought up was the importance of expressing love amongst others, the Greeks expressed that trough art.
This is excellent!! Amazing editing and storytelling!!
I don't have a place of memory per se, but I like to collect local art when I travel and hang it up around my home. I love the bar you made and am inspired to think of how I can create more places of memory in my own home. 🙂
Great, Amazing video
OUTSTANDING!
Jessie, This series is fantastic. Keep it up. We will be there next week for a visit and you are teaching us so much! Brilliant use of RUclips.
Amazing video! A great start to a great series!
that was nice :)
Really cool! Can't wait for the next episode :)
Ditch the masks.
Hi Roger, this interview was filmed in the Spring when mask mandates were still in place for outdoors. Thank you for your understanding and patience, we know it makes the dialogue a little more difficult to hear in some cases.
Why is this so cutesy? I was cringing all the way through. I really wanted to like this.
We are now all infants ...
feels like this was made in 2006 and aired on the Discovery channel
@@peterbogdanoff exactly! we are all "capturing our inner child!" look at society - manchilds and women in their 40s and 50s that dress and act like tweens.
The use of the word "artsy" is so cringe.