Why It Matters Who Owns Art
Who owned this artwork before a museum? Provenance, explained.
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Video: What Is Intaglio Printmaking? And Other Useful Terms
Watch printmaking in action, and learn more about the craft.
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5 Highlights from the Getty Library: Books about Joy, Voguing, and African American Art
Bibliographer Simone Fujita shares new books in the collection.
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Paper People: Reflections from Emerging Curators of Prints and Drawings
Museum fellowships through The Paper Project lead to new discoveries and connections.
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Photos: Saving an Ancient Roman Sculpture, Step by Careful Step
A year behind the scenes with art conservation.
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Going Platinum: A Rare Photographic Process Now on View
A new show at the Getty Center highlights the art of platinum photography from the 1800s to today.
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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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From Necklaces to Nose Rings: A Guide to the Vast World of Jewelry
The author of a new Getty book talks about the ancient and modern allure of bling.
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Explore a Global Middle Ages through the Pages of Decorated Books
A wide-ranging new Getty book examines the role of text and image across cultures over the thousand-year span of the Middle Ages.
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Images of African Kingship, Real and Imagined
Explore the impact of African rulers on European culture.
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After the Fire, Getty Works to Protect Hillsides and Neighbors
Working to ensure that neighbors are protected following the recent fire.
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Why the Getty Center Is the Safest Place for Art During a Fire
The careful engineering that protects art from fire at the Getty Center.
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