From Dustbowl Murals to Community Gardens, How Art Shapes and Is Shaped by the Environment
Getty Scholars in Residence talk about the complexities of Earth Day.
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Wikipedia Is Now a Reference Librarian’s Job
Wikipedia and the 21st-century librarian.
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2017 Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon at the Getty Research Institute
Join a movement to improve Wikipedia’s coverage of women artists.
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Surprises as an Ancient Statue Is Prepped to Receive Its Missing Head
Discovery of a cryptic message while reuniting an ancient head and body.
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Spending a Friday Night Editing Women into Wikipedia at the Getty
Increasing representation of women and technology through editing
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Women in Architecture Wikipedia Edit-a-thon at the Getty Research Institute
Join us October 15 to improve the coverage of women architects on Wikipedia.
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The Local Newspaper That Helped Shape a Chicano Identity
Thousands of historic negatives from La Raza magazine are being digitized for Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA.
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Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon at the Getty Research Institute to Focus on Architecture and Design
Join us to build a better history of L.A. art through Wikipedia.
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The Photographs That Helped Save a National Icon
Carleton Watkins’s powerful images helped convince Congress to save Yosemite.
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Getty Voices: Our L.A., Mapped
What place says "L.A." to you? What's your favorite building, corner, or monument? What is your L.A.?
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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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Why Have There Been No Great (Wikipedia Articles on) Women Artists?
What’s the top hit when you google Louise Nevelson, Dorothea Lange, or Betye Saar? Wikipedia, of course. The online encyclopedia anyone can edit, Wikipedia features 22 million articles edited by 1 million+ volunteer editors in 285 languages. Of those...
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