PODCAST: Damaged de Kooning on Display at Last
Seeing the results of a multi-year conservation project
Seeing the results of a multi-year conservation project
Reexamining forced labor and its depictions in metropolitan France
Objects tell the story of over one thousand years of Persian rule
Highlights from a 70-year career
How artists and doctors made sense of the human form
A recent publication highlights the legacy of the founding director of the New Museum
A Getty artist in residence riffs about her path and process and the rights of objects held in museums
Getty exhibition combines 17th-century paintings with antiquities and contemporary dance
The Getty grant program Keeping It Modern helps conserve architectural masterpieces around the world
A historian documents obscured stories of Black life and leisure in early 20th-century California
How a 17th-century female artist succeeded in a world dominated by men
A story of the Maya cosmos, politics, and adventure told through a carved stone lintel from the first millennium CE
A wide-ranging discussion with the new director of the Getty Research Institute.
Romare Bearden’s life provides a fascinating window into the history of the United States and its art.