Explore 75 Years of Ebony Magazine
A new website celebrates the magazine’s photography and legacy of telling African American stories
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All Posts by Amy Hood
I'm a senior communication lead at Getty, working with Getty Research Institute and Getty Museum. I’m especially interested in art history, architecture, and Southern California's cultural scene. I studied art history & critical theory at UCLA.
Getty Research Institute Presents 12 Sunsets
Explore Ed Ruscha’s photos of Sunset Boulevard
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Archive of Venezuelan Intellectual and Photographer Alfredo Boulton Comes to the Getty Research Institute
The archive contains 4,000 prints, and 20,000 negatives
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16 Major Donors, Including Getty Foundation, Commit $156 Million to Support Black, Latinx, Asian and Indigenous Arts Organizations
The initiative will provide multi-year grants to vital organizations in the face of COVID-19 pandemic
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Horse Power
An unbridled selection of horses in the Getty Museum’s collections.
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The Legacy of Paul Revere Williams
Getty Research Institute has partnered with the USC School of Architecture to acquire the renowned architect’s archive
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Getty Research Institute Adds Rachel Rosenthal Archive
The archive documents her entire career as a pioneer of performance art and feminist art.
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From Dustbowl Murals to Community Gardens, How Art Shapes and Is Shaped by the Environment
Getty Scholars in Residence talk about the complexities of Earth Day.
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Blooming Cactuses Shows a Resilient Artist’s Passion for Color and Emotion
How Karl Schmidt-Rottluff's legacy outlasted two world wars.
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The Simone Forti Archive Comes to Getty
The archive covers every major period of the career of one of the most seminal dance and performance artists of our time.
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Rare Michelangelo Drawings on View at the Getty Center
Get an up-close view into the artist’s expression of the human form.
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Cities and Beyond: A Collection of Lebbeus Woods’ Drawings Comes to Getty
Drawings and notebooks reveal the architect’s theoretical thinking on the city.
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