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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Science Reveals New Clues about Mysterious Ancient Greek Sculptures of Mourning Women
Why and how were these sculptures made? Science steps finds an answer.
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Scholars Respond to an Exhibition about Medieval Prejudice
Three essays on race, anti-semitism, and gender identity in the Middle Ages
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The Surprising Detective Work of a Drawings Curator
Unsolved mysteries of old master drawings.
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Installation by Artist Theaster Gates Confronts Racist Imagery at Monumental Scale
An unusual sculpture serves as a disassembled totem of racism.
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Illustrating a Tale of Two Cities and Two Kitties
An artist re-envisions the ancient world in a new children's book.
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Shaping the Discipline of Digital Art History
Addressing pressing questions of scale and perspective in the field.
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Ottoman-Era Photographs Take on New Meaning in Their Digital Life
A look at nineteenth-century Turkey through photographs.
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Talking about the Getty Bronze
Our point of view after recent Italian ruling.
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Confronting Power and Violence in the Renaissance Nude
The Renaissance origins of the male gaze.
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PODCAST: Contextualizing the Nude in Renaissance Painting, Sculpture, and Drawing
The curator discusses a groundbreaking exhibition on the nude human figure in Renaissance art.
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