OMMM: Our Museum Mindfulness Meditation

Lilit Sadoyan

Booking Overview

This is a guided art-history mindfulness and meditation podcast with occasional casual interviews featuring specialists whose work connects to the featured artwork and meditation theme. Credible pitches include art historians, conservators, scientists, writers, and outdoor or wellness experts with a thoughtful connection to visual art, nature, perception, or mindfulness; booking difficulty is likely low for relevant accessible professionals.

Metrics

Episodes: 26

Frequency: Multiple_weekly

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

podteam@getty.edu

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Host

Lilit Sadoyan - Long-time museum educator and meditation practitioner who leads mindfulness meditation tours at the Getty Museum.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low

Typical Credentials:

Subject-matter experts, researchers, writers, artists, conservators, and other professionals whose work can illuminate an artwork or connect meaningfully to a meditation theme

Required Achievements:

Professional expertise in a relevant academic, scientific, cultural, or creative field, Published writing or demonstrated public engagement with the subject, Specialized experience that offers a distinctive perspective on art, nature, perception, or mindfulness

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Recent Topics

Mindfulness, Art History, Meditation, Visual Art, Museums

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

OMMM: Our Museum Mindfulness Meditation

Deeper Dive: A Dance Critic on the Less Glamorous Aspects of Ballet

September 03, 2026

Ballet may look effortless and beautiful to audiences, but the experience for dancers can be quite different.In this final episode of the season, host Lilit Sadoyan speaks with New York Times dance critic Gia Kourlas about Edgar Degas’s pastel Waiting. In a wide-ranging conversation, the two discuss dancers’ experiences behind the scenes, how Kourlas approaches writing, and what makes a great experience at the theater.If you missed this week’s patience meditation inspired by Degas’s pastel, l...

Patience Meditation with a Degas Dancer

September 01, 2026

How does your body feel when you wait? Slow down and explore your body’s experience of patience (and impatience) inspired by Edgar Degas’s enigmatic pastel drawing Waiting (about 1882).A dancer and an accompanying figure sit on a bench, their bodies bent forward in a state of fatigue. Rendered in pastel, with vivid streaks of color and variations in technique, Degas masterfully animates a scene that is otherwise still.This scene raises more questions than it answers: how are the two figures r...

Deeper Dive: Māori Haka Taps into Deep Emotions

August 27, 2026

Extreme facial expressions are the first thing many notice when they see a haka performance.It’s the same thing that people tend to notice with Getty’s sculpture of The Vexed Man, too. Haka is a traditional war dance of the Māori people, indigenous to New Zealand, and is now used in a wide range of ceremonies and sports events. In conversation with Lilit Sadoyan, Māori cultural practitioner and choreographer Amelia Butler explains the symbolic meaning of haka’s elements and how it can allow a...

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