VIDEO: Streets of Los Angeles by Artist Ed Ruscha, Recipient of the 2019 Getty Medal
Inside Ruscha's 50-year archive of L.A. streets, now housed at the Getty.
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The Future of Museums Is in Our Homes: Orhan Pamuk’s Museum Manifesto
Inside the unusual museum of the Nobel Prize-winning author.
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19th-Century “Peep Show” Was the Forerunner of 3D Movies
Let us marvel at this low-tech wonder from the past.
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Getty Fountains Temporarily Turned Off to Save Water
No water? No problem. Join us in conserving water during the worst drought in California’s recorded history.
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Ready for Reddit – Tim Potts in an “Ask Me Anything” Session Monday, November 25
Have a question for the director of the Getty Museum? Ask him! He’ll be on Reddit starting at noon PST.
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From Getty Intern to Arts Professional: Museum Educator Jennifer Reid
Teacher programs specialist at LACMA Jennifer Reid reflects on her career beginnings.
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The Manuscript Files: A Medieval Marilyn?
The luxuriant locks sported by this medieval figure might seem to say more “Marilyn Monroe” than “Saint John.” Both he and the movie star sport hairstyles from the glamorous ‘40s—in the saint’s case, the 1340s. In the Middle Ages,...
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The Photograph That Kicked Herb Ritts’s Career into High Gere
The Getty Museum acquires 69 photographs by famed fashion and celebrity photographer Herb Ritts.
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Preserving the Legacy of Harald Szeemann
The Harald Szeemann Archive and Library, one of the most important private research collections for modern and contemporary art in the world, is coming to the Getty Research Institute—and we couldn’t be more excited. Szeemann was the most influential...
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VA to the Getty, by Way of the Shuttle
In 2007 the Getty Security department was approached by the VA (Veterans Affairs) to see if we could arrange a visit to the Getty Center for some of the veterans at their facility off Sepulveda Boulevard at Constitution Avenue....
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Agrigento Youth Returns to Italy on a Pedestal—A Very High-Tech One
Centuries ago, a marble sculpture known as the Agrigento Youth took a violent fall, losing his nose and parts of his arms and legs. The cause? Likely an earthquake. The statue, loaned to us by the Museo Archeologico Regionale...
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Beyond the First Impression: Rediscovering Monet in Paris
Though his name has become synonymous with the 19th century’s canonical movement of Impressionism, and though his masterpieces hang proudly in the halls of the world’s finest museums, Claude Monet has long been—for me—a confounding artist. He was one...
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