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PODCAST: Poussin and the Dance Shines New Light on French Painter

Getty exhibition combines 17th-century paintings with antiquities and contemporary dance

How a 17th-century female artist succeeded in a world dominated by men

The Museum opened its doors to the public for the first time in 14 months

Meg Butler | May 26, 2021

Ten curators on what they’re excited to see when the Getty Center reopens

Val Tate | May 24, 2021

Limited number of visitors permitted with free reservations

What did we learn about the painting while the Museum was closed?

Amy Hood | May 18, 2021

New plants, vines, and flowers refresh Getty Center landscapes

Julie Jaskol | May 13, 2021

Getty horticulturists answer your botanical questions

On James Ensor, Nathanael West and “The Burning of Los Angeles”

Richard Rand | September 17, 2020

Revisiting Robert Irwin’s conversations with writer and critic Lawrence Weschler

Getty Media | September 9, 2020

How Brian Houck cares for Getty’s 700 acres of lush plants

Erin Migdol | September 8, 2020

Inside the mind and method of one of the most celebrated artists of the Italian Renaissance.