Emilia Sánchez González
Bio
Emilia is a graduate intern with the Communications and Public Affairs department at the Getty Museum. She’s a Cultural Heritage Practitioner by profession and an advocate of the Arts & Culture as mediums for dialogue, learning, and social change.
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Listen to Music of the Iranian Diaspora
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Six new videos bring the Persia After Hours performances to you
Ancient or Fake? The Mystery of a Maya Book
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Cracking the mystery of the oldest surviving pre-Hispanic book produced in the Americas
The Maya Peoples of L.A.
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An organization led by Indigenous women advocates for visibility of Indigenous immigrants
The Gift of Jewelry Was an Ancient Love Language
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Bracelets, earrings, and other ways to say “I love you”
Las historias familiares que faltan en las fotografías mexicanas
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Emilia Sánchez González, pasante del Museo Getty, ahonda en su herencia asiático-mexicana
The Family Stories Missing from Early Mexican Photographs
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Getty Museum intern Emilia Sánchez González digs in to her Asian-Mexican heritage
The Art of Writing Beautifully
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Payman Hamed keeps the ancient Persian tradition of calligraphy alive
A Contemporary Assyrian Epic
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Honiball Joseph talks about his journey to support and empower fellow Assyrian artists around the world
The Power of Music for Social Change
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Nobuko Miyamoto talks about her work as a musician, dancer, and social activist
Religious Manuscripts Helped Structure Time before Modern Technology
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A new online exhibit explores the book of hours and its role in medieval European society