What forces shaped J. Paul Getty into the man portrayed in his diaries? The Getty’s Institutional Archives recently acquired a collection that illuminates Getty’s formative years. In addition to many other things, the J. Paul Getty Family Collected Papers...
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Embedding our founder’s story into the walls of the Getty Center.
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The research behind a new biographical installation about the Getty's founder.
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J. Paul Getty, the mysterious art hunter.
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They’re here! The diaries of J. Paul Getty are now part of the collection of the Getty’s Institutional Archives, thanks in large part to the late Jim Wood, former Trust President and CEO, who placed great value on the Getty’s...
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Toward a queer (art) history of the Middle Ages.
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Silly and sophisticated Halloween costume ideas from our collections.
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What we learned after researching portraits of the collector and businessman.
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What is worse than a shark? Oh, that’s right. A lot.
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Hear medieval manuscripts read aloud. First up: Ge’ez, the language of the Ethiopian church.
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Abstraction was no modern innovation—it’s been an integral part of art across the centuries.
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Julio César Pérez Hernández, architect and author of Inside Cuba, visits the Getty Center this Thursday to talk about Cuban architecture in conjunction with the exhibition A Revolutionary Project: Cuba from Walker Evans to Now. Evans’s photographs of Cuba...
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