A World War I Exhibition Finds New Meanings in France
Political art goes home.
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Your Questions About Alchemy—From Its Origins to The Philosopher’s Stone—Answered
Questions for our rare books curator and his research assistant about all things alchemy.
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Cleaning Guercino’s Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph
Unveiling the artist’s technique from underneath centuries of dirt and grime.
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Processing the Knoedler Archive
Inside a three-year project to rehouse, clean, and catalog a massive archive.
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Ancient Vase Presents a Who’s Who of the Underworld
Hades and its denizens crowd onto a 2,000-year-old Greek vase.
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A Curator’s Curiosity at an L.A. Landmark Transformed into an Exhibition on Alchemy
A curator’s alchemical journey.
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What Are Museums Doing to Engage Millennials?
Engagement is more than just digital, and other findings.
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Reimagining the Myth of the Minotaur on Stage at the Getty Villa
A new play inspired by the ancient myth of the Minotaur.
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Gamifying an Ancient Sea: Gods, Promises, and Digital Humanities
Digital scholarship sheds light on ancient mysteries.
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50 Years after the Flood, a Renaissance Painting Restored
Once thought a casualty of the 1966 Florentine flood, Vasari’s The Last Supper is back on view.
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An Activist’s View of the Civil Rights Movement
Compelling images from the Civil Rights era beyond the South.
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The Never-Boring Life of J. Paul Getty, World’s Richest Man
The details on what you don't know about our founder.
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