Isotta Poggi
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Isotta works at the Getty Research Institute on acquisitions and exhibitions of photographs, with a focus on the documentation of cultural heritage and cultural history of photography. She co-curated the exhibitions Connecting Seas: a History of Discoveries and Encounters and Promote, Tolerate, Ban: Art and Culture in Cold War Hungary.
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unaulutu: Pebbles in the Sand
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A rare artist’s book from East Germany
Art Always Finds a Way
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What happened when East Germany tried to control its artists? They created provocative magazines, for one
Ted Soqui’s Icons of Protest
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The photojournalist reflects on covering L.A.’s protest history and making artists' books
The Door that Closes: Art, Freedom, and Oppression in 1970s Hungary
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The metaphor of István Haraszty’s Like a Bird
Ottoman-Era Photographs Take on New Meaning in Their Digital Life
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Thousands of images from the Pierre de Gigord Collection are accessible online
Colorful Board Game Turns the French Colonies into Child’s Play
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This unusual game aimed to enlist French children in building the nation’s colonial economy
Getty Voices
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Continuing our series of stories from the exhibition Connecting Seas, reflections on two photographers and the legacy of colonialism
New Exhibition Offered Look Inside Pompeii’s Interiors
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Inside Out: Pompeian Interiors Exposed provided a historic glimpse inside the houses and villas of Pompeii and Herculaneum
Italian Artists’ Books
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Highlights from the Getty Research Institute’s collection of Italian artists’ books