Getty Center

A Triple Play
This edition of WaterShapes EXTRA brings back some particularly warm memories for me - and a great sense of pride.   [  ] For starters, there's the Essential item about John Lautner by his close associate, Helena Arahuete.  "Organic Artistry" (click here) was thekind of feature we only dreamed about running when
2014/4.2, April 23 — An Artist’s Legacy, Safe Poolside Lighting, Healing Waters and more
April 23, 2014 www.watershapes.com ESSENTIAL Organic Artistry To see what happens when a watershape is…
2011/12.1, December 7 — Designer Identity, Backyard Design, Getty Center and more
December 7, 2011 WATERSHAPES.COM FEATURE ARTICLE What Is a Designer? Lots of watershapers market themselves…
Finding the Artistry Amid the Art
The Getty Center is a true multimedia experience: imposing architecture, lots of people, incredible materials of construction, amazing views, diverse spaces, and rich and varied sounds. Designed by architect Richard Meier, the 750-acre campus is dominated by
Art for Art’s Sake
The Getty Center is a true multi-media experience:  imposing architecture, lots of people, incredible materials of construction, amazing views, diverse spaces, rich and varied sounds - and it's mostly all a bonus, because none of this has much to do with the Los Angeles center's core functions as museum and research institution. Designed by architect Richard Meier, the 750-acre campus is dominated by outsized structures wrapped in travertine, glass and enameled aluminum.  It's all a bit cold (maybe time will soften the sharper edges and
Monuments in Water
Throughout recorded history, great societies have built monuments to celebrate their victories, commemorate their tragedies and express their guiding ideals.  Through creation of these great works of art or