PODCAST: At 92, Southern California Architect Ray Kappe Reflects
From designing hillside homes to founding an architecture school, Kappe discusses his ground-breaking career.
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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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Getty Center Safe after Mass Efforts in Getty Fire, Now Reopened
An update on the Getty Fire.
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Notes From a 1930s School Trip to Notre-Dame de Paris
Peek inside a girl’s illustrated notebook during a tour of the cathedral on a rainy day in Paris.
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How Should the World Respond to the Deliberate Destruction of Cultural Heritage?
On saving heritage and human lives.
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A Year of Freedom for Scholars Yields New Knowledge in Art History
A flexible fellowship supports emerging art historians.
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The Women Behind Édouard Manet’s Seasons
Who are the mysterious women behind Manet’s most famous portraits?
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Rediscovered Painting by Bronzino Goes on Permanent View at the Getty Center
A Renaissance rediscovery joins the collections.
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Remembering Deborah Marrow, Longtime Director of Getty Foundation
Marking the passing of an arts leader.
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A Brief Introduction to the Art of Ancient Assyrian Kings
Reliefs that once adorned kings’ palaces.
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How Photographs of Poverty in the Americas Ignited an International Battle over Propaganda
Rival publishers pit two photographers against each other on a global scale.
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35 Prints by Laura Aguilar, Photographer of Radical Vulnerability, Join the Getty Collection
Aguilar’s work adds a unique voice to the Getty’s photographs collection, which spans the origins of photography to today.
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