Meet the Artist Who Helped Launch the Renaissance in Florence
Pacino di Bonaguida? Little known today, he was a key figure in Renaissance Florence.
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Being Jewish in Austria: Four Questions for Writer and Critic Ruth Kluger
A conversation with writer, literary critic, and Vienna native Ruth Kluger.
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Waxing and Waning of Summer in Decorative Arts & Sculpture Conservation
The quest for the perfect wax to buff and protect outdoor sculptures at the Getty.
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An Interview with the Creative Team behind Euripides’ “Helen” at the Getty Villa
Video interviews of the stars, director, and playwright behind the production of Euripides’ Helen.
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18th-Century Art for the 21st-Century Classroom
What can you do with French decorative arts, paper, and scissors?
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Carré Otis on Herb Ritts and Women
Reflections on Ritts' attitude toward the female form
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Nazis Collecting Art: Art Dealer Gustav Cramer’s Wartime Records
Letters and records reveal rare information about the art market during World War II.
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Apocalypse Then: Bulwer-Lytton’s “The Last Days of Pompeii”
The volcanic melodrama paints a picture of a decadent and sinful Pompeii, ready to end.
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From Getty Intern to Arts Professional: Museum Educator Jennifer Reid
Teacher programs specialist at LACMA Jennifer Reid reflects on her career beginnings.
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A New Installation of 18th-Century Terracottas and Marbles
Conservators, mount makers, and preparators work to install a small group of statuettes.
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A Strange and Wonderful Vase at Family Art Lab
A nine-foot-tall vase decorated with feathers, snails, and branches is the focus artwork.
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Mummy Magic at the Getty Villa
Visitors explore the mummy of Herakleides and make their own model mummies.
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