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Intimate Addresses: Frida Kahlo

Recording Artists

Black and white portrait photograph of Frida Kahlo seated.

The iconic painter writes to her gallerist (and former lover) about new work and pain

The Recipe of Us

ReCurrent

A joyful woman making homemade flour tortillas. She is wearing a bright red sweater and white apron, smiling broadly at the camera. The kitchen features wood-colored cabinets and a black stove.

Exploring how food in Los Angeles connects generations and preserves cultural heritage through food and family stories

Intimate Addresses: Recording Artists Live

Recording Artists

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ReCurrent

A podcast about what we gain by keeping the past, present

Introducing our newest podcast

  1. The Recipe of Us

    Food, Family, and Memory

    A joyful woman making homemade flour tortillas. She is wearing a bright red sweater and white apron, smiling broadly at the camera. The kitchen features wood-colored cabinets and a black stove.

    Exploring how food in Los Angeles connects generations and preserves cultural heritage through food and family stories

  2. América Tropical

    Art, Activism, and Los Angeles’s Hidden Story

    Host Jaime Roque, standing in front of David Alfaro Siqueiros’ America Tropical mural on a cloudy day.

    Exploring how public murals in Los Angeles, like América Tropical, connect generations and preserve cultural narratives

Recording Artists

Artists in their own words from the Getty Research Institute archives

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  1. Intimate Addresses: Meret Oppenheim

    Femme Fatale Is an Insult

    X-ray image of a skull in profile and hand; earrings and rings are visible.

    The eclectic artist pushes back against a curator’s sexist interpretations of her work and explores the challenges that have faced women as artists

  2. Intimate Addresses: Nam June Paik

    I Don’t Want to Be Over Whelmed by Glory

    Paik holds a screen in front of his face, looking directly at the camera. The screen is filled with vertical characters.

    Exploring the personal and electronic networks of a boundary-pushing artist

  3. Intimate Addresses: Benjamin Patterson

    Full Moon, Warm, Silver Clouds

    Black and white image of Ben Patterson standing playing a double bass with a bow.

    A Black American artist and composer becomes a father and rebalances his life