Join curator Danielle Canter and Getty sustainability director Camille Kirk for an in-gallery discussion of how artists have closely observed and depicted nature, and how scientists have benefited from their depictions to learn about climate change, biodiversity, and human's evolving interactions with nature over the centuries.
Art and Sustainability in Conversation: Exploring the Alps
Study for La Vita, 1897, Giovanni Segantini. Pastel, black chalk, conte crayon, and charcoal, with touches of graphite, on tan paper, 35 7/16 × 63 1/2 in. Getty Museum, 2018.53
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Times
2pm
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Capacity
20
First-come, first-served
Duration
45 minutes
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Accessibility
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