Join curator Edina Adam as she explores the fascinating relationship between drawing and printmaking in Europe across several centuries.
Curator's Tour: Lines of Connection: Drawing and Printmaking
Tour
An Ancient Port, 1740s, Giovanni Battista Piranesi. Red and black chalk and brown and reddish wash, squared in black chalk. Getty Museum
About
Times
Wednesdays, 3pm
July 23
August 13
September 3 and 10
Speaker Bios
Edina Adam
Assistant Curator
Edina Adam joined the Drawings department in 2018. She earned her PhD from the Institute of Fine Arts in New York, where she wrote her dissertation on Jacopo Ligozzi and migrant artists in Florence around 1600. Prior to arriving at the Getty, she held positions at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest, the Morgan Library and Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. She is co-curator of the Getty exhibitions Michelangelo: Mind of the Master and The Visionary World of William Blake, and curator of Artists on the Move. Her research interests include artistic exchange, creative process, and technical art history.
Know Before You Go
Capacity
20
First-come, first-served
Duration
45 minutes
How to join
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Join your tour a few minutes before its scheduled start time at the Information Desk, where our Visitor Services colleagues will direct you to the guide leading the tour. Groups are provided with Assistive Listening Devices (ALD), which amplify the guide's voice in busy galleries.
What to expect
Our guides lead interactive tours that are different each time. While they share their unique perspective and knowledge about the collections and exhibitions, we encourage you to make the tour your own by sharing observations and asking questions. We want to hear what you think!
This tour is predominantly indoors, with brief moments outside. There are a few specific stops for active engagement with individual artworks. Although benches are available in many galleries, seating may or may not be available depending on the route chosen by your guide.
Accessibility
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