A View of J. Paul Getty
What we learned after researching portraits of the collector and businessman.
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When Art Is Alive, How Do You Conserve It?
From exploding sardine cans to rotting vegetables, living matter raises ethical and pragmatic questions for museums.
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Remembering Deborah Marrow, Longtime Director of Getty Foundation
Marking the passing of an arts leader.
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When Did Vesuvius Erupt? The Evidence for and against August 24
What do we really know about the famous volcano?
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The Heal Pairs Humor with Pathos to Retell Sophocles’s Story of a Wounded Warrior
On making ancient Greek drama new again.
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It Begins Again: “The Flávio Story” Retold
Exhibition focuses on one the most complicated, compelling, and revisited stories of the famed photographer’s career.
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As Layers of Old Varnish Are Removed, Italian Renaissance Painter Ercole de’ Roberti’s Brilliance Is Revealed Once Again
Newly conserved paintings of a nearly forgotten master.
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An Introduction to the Bestiary, Book of Beasts in the Medieval World
An exhibition and catalogue explore this unique medieval book and its long influence.
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Earthen Heritage Conservation: A Perspective from China
An archaeologist's viewpoint on challenges in southeastern China.
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Frozen Bureaucracy: The Politics of Joyce Cutler-Shaw’s Ecological Ice Monuments
The surprising story of a monument's navigation through the government
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Getty and University of Arizona Partner to Conserve Long-Lost Willem de Kooning Painting
Over thirty years after it was stolen from the University of Arizona, a de Kooning will be conserved at the Getty.
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Conservation Work Reveals the Hidden Revisions of Pontormo, Italian Renaissance Master
Study and treatment of a Renaissance altarpiece reveals new details about the artist’s working method, as well as his brilliant colors
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