Getty Brings Art Education into the Virtual Classroom
The J. Paul Getty Museum is launching Getty Virtual Art Explorations, a virtual teaching program that provides live arts education online
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Meet an Ushabti, an Ancient Egyptian Statuette Made for the Afterlife
What we know about this figure discovered in Neferibresaneith’s tomb
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Reflections: Carolyn Peter on Hippolyte Bayard
A curator muses about the alchemy of early photography and its relationship to her home garden.
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More to Explore as the Ghent Altarpiece Website Gets an Update
Closer to Van Eyck offers a hi-res view of the world-famous altarpiece
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PODCAST: Michelangelo’s Drawings—Mind of the Master
Inside the mind and method of one of the most celebrated artists of the Italian Renaissance.
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Before the War: The Japanese Camera Pictorialists of California
The J. Paul Getty Museum recently acquired a collection of nearly lost photographs assembled by collector Dennis Reed over the course of 35 years
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What Is the Egyptian Book of the Dead?
Dive into a fascinating but little-known part of the Getty collections
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VIDEO: Preserving a Church in Earthquake-Prone Peru
See the story of a decade-long project to preserve a beloved church.
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Reflections: Aleia McDaniel on an Illuminated Letter P
A curator sees her own writing reflected in a manuscript from 1180.
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Inside the Senior Communities Taking the Getty Museum Challenge
“The creativity and the laughs that we've had from this are truly amazing”
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PODCAST: Finding Dora Maar—A Surreal(ist) Story Told through an Address Book
The accidental discovery of an artist’s address book leads to fascinating insights into her life and the artistic world of twentieth-century France.
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How Fixing a Spelling Error Clarified a Clock’s History
A clue in a sale catalog helped expand the object’s record
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