Lyle Ashton Harris on Self-Portraiture and Making Man and Woman #1, 1987
The artist behind a striking photograph looks back.
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Reflections on 10 Years in Art, Archives, and Conservation
8 innovations that defined the decade in the arts.
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A View of J. Paul Getty
What we learned after researching portraits of the collector and businessman.
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What’s the Difference between Manet and Monet?
The two artists have been confused for over 100 years. We help you tell them apart.
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When Art Is Alive, How Do You Conserve It?
From exploding sardine cans to rotting vegetables, living matter raises ethical and pragmatic questions for museums.
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Video: The Art of Making a Tapestry
Visit a traditional workshop in France to discover the art of weaving.
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Käthe Kollwitz: Agent of Change
Meet the printmaker and activist, whose images of loss, injustice, and poverty resonate today
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After the Fire, Getty Works to Protect Hillsides and Neighbors
Working to ensure that neighbors are protected following the recent fire.
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The Crown: Was the Rembrandt Painting Really in the Royal Collection?
We answer your burning questions about Old Man in Military Costume as seen on Netflix’s The Crown
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Research to Shed Light on 20th-Century Trade in Mexican Antiquities
Archival detective work will shed light on the pre-Hispanic past.
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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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