01:11:27

The ‘70s Lens: A Conversation with Anthony Hernandez

01:09:57

The Impressionist Revolution 1874-1886

01:01:32

Uncover the Origins of Impressionism: Cézanne, Monet, Degas & More

01:01:48

This Ghost of Slavery: A Solo Reading

01:05:10

On the Road: A Search for American Character

01:06:06

Let Me Down Easy: On the Vulnerability of Our Bodies / The Resilience of Our Spirits

01:15:47

Me: Shot Out of a Moving Canon—Black, Female, and the 1970s

01:02:20

Breaking the Frame: In Conversation with Todd Gray

51:36

Portraits & Perspective: Wendy MacNaughton on Dorothea Lange

01:25

Close Looking | Sol LeWitt, Four-Sided Pyramid (1999)

01:10:25

Understanding Dorothea Lange's Impact on Documentary Photography

59:03

Latinx Art and the Intimacy of Dislocation

01:05:45

The Power of Community and Leadership

01:01:13

Impacting Community Through Art and Education

01:02:49

Joy Harjo and Jaune Quick-to-See Smith Explore Art Inspired by the Land

55:33

Exploring Indigenous Perspectives: Sky Hopinka's Cinematic Landscape

28:53

Poetry is a Country: Ilya Kaminsky on Alberto Giacometti’s Walking Man II

58:12

Sofonisba Anguissola: Recent Discoveries and Debates

01:11:01

Unveiling Contemporary Artist Ann Hamilton's 30-Year Odyssey

53:07

Exhibition Overview: Mark Rothko: Paintings on Paper

01:15:58

Mark Rothko: Insights from Arne Glimcher and the Rothko Family

01:06:19

Conversations with Artists: G. Daniel Massad with Eric Denker

30:28

"Poetry is a Country": Naomi Shihab Nye on Max Beckmann’s "Falling Man"

12:19

"Poetry is a Country": Jorie Graham on Edouard Vuillard’s "Repast in a Garden"

01:02:32

"Poetry is a Country": Keynote Address: Ada Limón on Andy Goldsworthy's "Roof"

01:12:23

Stephen D. Houston on Vital Signs: The Visual Cultures of Maya Writing, Part 4

56:59

Artists on Philip Guston: Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Walter Price, and Devin Troy Strother

01:03:47

Christina Fernandez on Making Invisible Labor Visible

01:02:22

Exhibition Overview: Philip Guston: The Capacity of Painting

01:09:23

Lorna Simpson on Memory and Representation

57:48

Sunil Gupta on Community and Activism

12:31

Teju Cole and Fazal Sheikh on Collaboration, Generosity, and Infinite Patience

01:12:16

Dawoud Bey on American History and Seeing Deeply

00:46

"Philip Guston Now" exhibition catalogue

02:08:39

David Gariff on the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration, Part 2

52:45

Art and Preservation: Jeff Koons and Anna Deavere Smith

49:38

Gina Marchetti on Women Directors in Contemporary Chinese Cinema

44:36

Cammy Brothers on Michelangelo, Raphael, and the Genius Paradox

38:44

Josephine Baker on “Rememory” of Global Black Cinema?

46:51

Jacqueline Humphries on Doubling and Painting

57:25

Celebrating Conservation: What Our Future Holds: Preservation for All: Session 4

01:01:17

Exhibition Overview: Sargent and Spain

53:08

Celebrating Conservation: Evolving Innovation in 21st-Century Conservation: Session 3

56:16

Celebrating Conservation: Conserving Collections Now for Future Generations: Session 2

54:21

Celebrating Conservation: Preserving Our Past: Conservation in America: Session 1

48:11

Conversations with Artists: María Berrío

01:12:22

Mel Bochner on the Artists of the Double

12:48

Preservation for All: Whose Future?

16:42

Thinking Broadly in the US Caribbean: Perspectives, Lessons, and Approaches

14:51

The Future Is Linked to the Here and Now

13:40

In My Life: Observations on the Evolution of Conservation Education and Training

10:30

Reimagining Conservation: Asking Conservation Questions

14:33

Sustainable Environmental Management Research at the IPI: Past, Present, and Future

14:09

Collection Conservation: Preparing for the Future While Not Forgetting Lessons in the Past

19:17

Innovation in Conservation: One View from the Here and Now

14:36

Caring for Collections at the Artifactual/Informational Value Boundary

09:02

Paintings Conservation before the National Gallery

11:38

Climate Change and the Future of Cultural Heritage

14:23

The Future is Now: Resilience in Conservation and Preservation

45:43

Exhibition Overview: Vermeer’s Secrets